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(43 customer reviews) 61 of 61 people found the following review helpful
Best Airpots,
January 8, 2005 Angie S "Angie" (California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Zojirushi AASB-22SB Premier Air Pot 74-Ounce Beverage Dispenser, Brushed Stainless (Kitchen)
I have to give a Zojirushi airpot five stars. Zojirushi is known for their airpots. They are the best. Period. My mom had one, not the premier model, just the regular one, for almost fifteen years. I just bought this one with the special pump. I have to say that I expected it to look cheaper than the one my mom had, but I was wrong. I've noticed that after over fifteen years, they still make their products the way they used to. What surprised me the most is that they are still made in Japan. Zojirushi airpots are pricey but they are worth every penny you spend. They last longer than other airpots and keep the water hot for more hours.
Update: I forgot to say that it's better to fill it all the way up or at least half of it because if you pour inside only a cup of water or coffee, it will be warm the next day, not hot.
65 of 67 people found the following review helpful
Keeps it Hot,
February 1, 2006 Fiddle-Faddle (Redlands, CA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Zojirushi AASB-22SB Premier Air Pot 74-Ounce Beverage Dispenser, Brushed Stainless (Kitchen)
I make coffee for the folks at work because the coffee in the
machines is nasty. It tastes like it's cut with barn clutter.
We got a surplus cabinet and I put this Zojirushi airpot into it. Asian friends always seem to have one in their kitchens and the liquid pumped out always looked quite hot even though they filled the airpot the evening before. They said, "Look for the airpot that has the elephant logo." I did. I bought one from Amazon and it was here in two days. We couldn't be happier.
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Some hints to keep the coffee hottest: Fill airpot with water just under boiling temp to preheat while you are brewing. Get a Pyrex microwaveable 2 qt. measuring cup. Microwave your coffee to just under boiling and pour into pre-heated airpot. This will keep your coffee steaming all night. Do not heat your coffee in a pan on the stove. You'll get a bitter burnt taste. Microwaving in glass...Read more
27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Zojirushi Air Pot,
January 30, 2006 L. Theis (FPO, AP USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Zojirushi AASB-22SB Premier Air Pot 74-Ounce Beverage Dispenser, Brushed Stainless (Kitchen)
I have been using the Zojirushi Air Pot to store hot green tea. It looks sleek and beautiful on a table in my husband's antique shop and it keeps the tea hot and flavorful all day. I had been been worried that it might leak or drip after pouring but this has not been a problem. It is quite easy to clean, as well.
