☕ Bialetti Venus Induction Stainless Steel Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker - Suitable for All Hobs, 6 Cups (7.9 Oz), Silver Review

After purchasing this product, it became much easier to brew coffee in the morning. No need to wait at the stove so that the coffee does not run away, as in a Turk. Washing and cleaning the coffee maker is also easy, rinsed and ready. The quality of the goods suited me completely. I recommend!

Has pros: Cool coffee maker, chose a model for an induction cooker, brews coffee very quickly. The taste of the coffee was delightful. Its cons: You have to be careful with it, the metal heats up, you can get burned.

What a great machine. Pure pleasure. When we switched to an induction hob, I was reluctant to give away 3 cast aluminum Bialetti in different sizes, because of course aluminum does not work on induction. This new stainless steel is just perfect. I've added a Krups blade grinder for about $20 and a large bag of Kirkland Starbucks whole bean espresso and I'm very, very happy. I gave up on my pod machine because I could never get strong enough coffee, but I still use milk foam or something it…

Although the name is misleading - it doesn't make a real espresso - you can get an excellent, strong cup of coffee in a fraction of the work. For many years I have preferred the French Press. While the taste is delicious, I wanted something that made the smaller cup feel less messy without sacrificing strength. This Bialetti hits the mark! It took some trial and error to get a drink that wasn't bitter, but now I can't imagine using anything else. I use medium roast beans, which are a bit…

I bought 10 cups because I had the smaller one and it only made 1 cup of coffee. I love strong coffee, so 10 cups makes 2 medium cups for my husband and I, leaving room for your milk of choice. The coffee oil coats it, so it needs to be washed lightly after use. I take the silicone o-ring off the bottom and wash it too because the coffee grounds seem to get stuck in it and I don't want the seal to leak the next time I use it. I've had absolutely no issues with steam coming out of the seam and I

I bought this version of the Bialetti coffee maker because I thought the stainless steel version would leave fewer metal marks in my morning drink . I couldn't get rid of the "smell" of my coffee with the original. Unfortunately, even after thoroughly cleaning this product, running clean water and replacing the rubber seal with silicone, the strange smell it produces lingers. Some friends said they don't smell. Others do the same, describing it as a "sweet metallic" smell. Atypical coffee…

This is an absolutely AMAZING moka pot. If you're not sure if you should buy this, buy it. I'm going to tell you why this is an amazing product and the steps to keep it that way. I wanted to give it some time before writing a review as I've seen others say their moka pot either rusted or something else happened. I've had this for 3 weeks now and haven't had any problems whatsoever. The most important part of using this moka pot is thorough cleaning. I would suggest that the buyers who reported…