Review on ☕ MVPLUE Stovetop Espresso Maker 6 Cup Moka Pot Aluminum Silver – Cuban Coffee Maker for Home and Camping: Delicious Coffee Made Effortlessly by Vic Alexander

There are so many espresso machines on the market that can be bought for tens of thousands of dollars. And then there are those coffee makers that sell for less than a hundred dollars but still make a cup of espresso that's just as good as the expensive ones. Both make a great espresso. The only real difference is that a cheaper sub-$100 coffee maker can't make steamed milk for cappucino etc. But this little kid's coffee maker makes a great cup of espresso. It's very easy to use. Pour clean cold water into the lower reservoir, grind espresso coffee into a small container just above the water, connect the parts of the coffee maker together and then place on the stovetop. Allow all the water to rise from the bottom into the upper espresso reservoir and pour out. That's all. A word of warning: don't forget to remove the coffee maker from the stove when making espresso. Otherwise, it's all you need to make a great espresso. To make your espresso cup even better, cut a slice of lemon, rub it over the rim of your espresso cup, place it on the bottom of the cup with some sugar and a spoon, and grate the lemon with the sugar. Lemon peel oil invigorates the espresso. It may sound terrible, but together it tastes very good. Remember that a cup of espresso is always served with a lemon in any good restaurant or cafe. This special espresso maker is as easy to clean as it is to brew espresso. Disassemble, dump the coffee grounds in the bin, rinse the upper tank that the espresso was poured from, rinse all the other parts, and that's it. Easy to make, easy to clean. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED