You Can Make Coffee on this “Turbojet Engine”

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Ever since the wondrous discovery of coffee there have been new and innovative ways to brew this traditional morning beverage appearing on a yearly if not monthly basis. From its adoption by modern culture and its widespread influence across the world, coffee has become a common beverage found in nearly every cupboard and pantry alike. What has changed even more than the drink itself however is the means by which it is made.

Coffee is coffee to some people. It doesn’t matter how it’s made so long as it is strong enough and good enough to consume and offer a pleasant jolt of caffeine to liven one’s day. For those who actually do care about how their coffee is made and the quality that goes into the process it comes down the coffee maker and what functions it might possess to insure a good cup of brew. In the beginning coffee was served in very simple vessels that were made for one purpose, making the coffee.

In the modern era a coffee maker must often do much more in order to appease the serious coffee drinker. Many feature timers so that a person can set their desired brew time and not worry over forgetting to make the coffee, while others come with radios, temperature gauges, and various other additions that can often detract from the simplest act they’ve been created for: making coffee. The aesthetics alone are enough to drive the prices of many units up through the roof, while in truth all they do is perform the same function as hundreds of other coffee makers. The only difference with the high-priced models is that they are typically name brands and made, supposedly, of longer-lasting materials that won’t break down or show too much wear over time. Chances are however that you might still run the risk of trading up every two years or so.

The Turbojet Engine Coffeemaker

When it comes to being different, the Aviatore Veloce Turbojet 100 Coffee Maker bears a resemblance to many other coffee makers in that it is a single-serve model that makes coffee or tea, and is essentially very easy to use. On the outside however it is an aviation aficionado’s dream come true, as the entire piece is cunningly shaped to resemble the same type of engine that you might find on a military jet. The cool, impressive design is highly innovative and is a real treat for those who enjoy such interesting pieces.

Designed by Superveloce and Paolo Mastroguiseppe, this piece is a modern wonder. Sadly there are only 100 units that are available for purchase, and the price is quite exorbitant for the average consumer. Taking on a certain outer space feel, this coffee maker is actually constructed from aluminum alloy and stainless steel that is aviation-grade and is quite durable. This piece will last for quite some time barring any unforeseen mechanical errors. Despite it’s obviously impressive and even expensive look, this expensive-looking coffee maker is not really meant to be an item that a collector places on their shelf to collect dust. It is fully functional and exceedingly easy to use. Just like any other coffee maker, you add water and turn it on and you’re good to go.

It seems safe to say that you might wish to find a large open spot on your counter to place this piece, as its top half is quite large, but all in all it is quite impressive-looking and can easily serve as an interesting and engaging conversation piece when guests are over. Fellow enthusiasts might even ask where they can get their own, perhaps wishing to be a part of the short-lived trend that see the value of such an artistic and innovative design. If nothing else, it is very likely that this stunning piece of kitchen hardware will enhance your counters and give a bit of life to any kitchen.

Conclusion

Coffee makers come and go, either to end up in a landfill at the end of their use or to sit in the back cupboard of a kitchen, long forgotten and unused. The Aviatore Veloce Turbojet 100 Coffee Maker however is one of the few that will likely be around for a much longer engagement, gracing the counter of whomever is lucky enough to purchase this fine device for years to come.

 

Written by Worthly