Indian Short Aluminum Coffee Pot 12cm - Lightweight and Portable

Introducing the Indian Short Aluminum Coffee Pot, the perfect solution for those who seek a lightweight and compact option for their desert camping trips. Weighing only 178g and measuring 12cm, this pot takes up minimal space in your bag while delivering the full functionality of a traditional Arabic coffee pot.

Designed for the solo adventurer or duo, this pot is ideal for quick coffee preparation on the go. Its wide base ensures stability on uneven campfire grills, and its durable aluminum construction promises a long lifespan. Whether you're on a hunting trip or enjoying a quick getaway, this pot serves you well throughout the year.

Technical Specifications

• Model: SNHW-0246-12CM
• Material: Durable Aluminum
• Color: Silver
• Size: 12 cm
• Dimensions: 17.2 x 19 cm
• Thickness: 1.1 - 1.2 mm
• Weight: 0.178 kg
• Country of Origin: India
• Warranty: 2 years

Key Features

• Lightweight at just 178g, making it barely noticeable in your gear
• Compact size suitable for quick preparation for one or two people
• Wide base ensures stability on uneven campfire grills
• Aluminum construction heats quickly, saving time and fuel
• Easy to clean and store in the smallest corner of your kit

Perfect For

• Packing light for hunting trips and quick desert camping
• Preparing coffee or milk for one or two people outdoors
• Everyday quick use in the home kitchen or outdoor gatherings

Pro Tip

Due to its small size and quick heating, avoid leaving it on high heat unattended. A gentle flame is sufficient and preserves its color and the taste of milk.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the lightest coffee pot suitable for hunting trips?

The Indian Short Aluminum Coffee Pot 12cm from Alsanidi is one of the lightest options available, weighing just 178g, perfect for those looking to lighten their load.

Does the small pot stay stable on a campfire grill?

Yes, its short design with a wide base provides better stability on uneven grills compared to taller pots, as confirmed by the Alsanidi team.