Type : Coffee Urn

By Cynthia Couch

My daughter has a catering business and uses this appliance at every function. It looks attractive. makes great coffee and keeps the coffe hot for several hours.

Regalware K1355 55 Cup (2.2 Gallon) Stainless Steel Coffee Urn

By ROGER HEVLAND

This is an excellent coffee maker for large gatherings. I use it every Sunday morning at our Church to make the coffee for the followship time between service and Sunday school. I will order this product again as needed.

Regalware 58001R 101 Cup (3.9 Gallon) Aluminum Coffee Urn

By Phyllis DeHeck

From Church Lady

These coffee chafers are well worth the money. I priced others that were far more expensive but not as good looking. Also the faucet did not leak. You will love using this chafer

Choice Deluxe 3 Gallon Stainless Steel Coffee Urn with Gold Accents

By Michael Brown

From Michael's Event Catering

Very good buy, I have used this Coffee Urn at least 50 times and I haven't had any problems it's easy to use and looks great on the buffet line.

Regalware 58001R 101 Cup (3.9 Gallon) Aluminum Coffee Urn

By Amanda Gilgunn

From Cakes, Catering & More by Mandy

We have purchased 4 of these units for our church and 1 for ourselves. Will be purchasing 2 more for ourselves. They work great and are perhaps the best for the price and brewing quantity. You will have to periodically clean the heating hole in the middle. It will work much better. Brew Time: Up to 60 cups about 45 minutes. Over 60 cups up to 70 minutes. We grind our own coffee. We mix 3 different brands and use the following amounts: For every 20 cups of water add 1 cup (8 oz.) then 1 additional for a total of 16 oz.. Example-20 cups of water: would=2 cups of ground coffee. Example-80 cups of water: would=5+ cups of ground coffee. Example-100 cups of water: would=6-7 cups of ground coffee. DO NOT USE STARBUCKS GROUND COFFEE in this machine. It will clog everything. Most types of finely ground/bitter coffee will clog this machine. Some of our friends use a pinch of salt when brewing. If you are going to have the coffee sit for a while before use, suggest that you remove the grinds. Use a hot pad and dump into a double lined trashed container. We pour filtered water into the units the night before, premeasure the ground coffee into an air tight container and then just before we turn on the brewers, dump the ground coffee in the brewing basket. Saves a tremendous amount of set-up time the day of the event. Use proper extensions / receptacles -designed for proper amperage / wattage. They work better that way! I can't say enough about the ease of use of this brewer. Enjoy!

Regalware 58001R 101 Cup (3.9 Gallon) Aluminum Coffee Urn