tarjoilukulhot

Tarjoilukulhot, also known as tarjoilukahvit, are traditional Finnish coffee pots used for brewing coffee. They are typically made of copper or tin and feature a unique design with a long, narrow spout and a flat bottom. The name "tarjoilukulho" translates to "serving coffee pot," reflecting their primary use in serving coffee to guests.

The design of tarjoilukulhot is characterized by their tall, cylindrical shape, which allows for easy pouring and serving. The spout is often adorned with decorative elements, such as engravings or patterns, and is typically longer than the body of the pot. The flat bottom ensures stability on the stove or heat source.

Tarjoilukulhot are traditionally used for brewing Finnish coffee, which is typically strong and dark. The coffee is brewed by placing the pot on a stove or heat source and adding coffee grounds and water. The coffee is then poured into cups, often accompanied by a small amount of milk or cream.

Tarjoilukulhot have been an integral part of Finnish culture for centuries and are often associated with traditional Finnish hospitality. They are often used for serving coffee to guests and are a popular item for collectors and enthusiasts of Finnish culture and history.