Bialetti Moka Express Color Geyser Coffee Maker, 130ml, Black Review
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Very good
Rating
4.6
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Description of Bialetti Moka Express Color Geyser Coffee Maker, 130ml, Black
Producer: Bialetti, Italy Portions: 3 Volume of water used: 150 ml of water is poured into the lower container Volume of the finished drink: 120 ml Ingredients: polished aluminum Packaging: box For making coffee on electric and gas stoves, as well as other heating surfaces, except for induction stoves which has become a classic for Italians. This is an improvement on the original model, created in 1933. It is distinguished by a perfect combination of design with practical reliability and quality. Handle and button are made of high quality nylon. The pressure valve is removed and flushed. The famous Bialetti sign - "Man with a mustache" is applied on the case. Operating method: 1. Pour water into the lower container up to the lower border of valve 2. Pour coffee into the filter funnel without tamping (otherwise, the drink may not "rise" to the top of the coffee maker)3. Wash either with clean water or with soap and water (do not use aggressive substances contained in dishwashing detergents)4. Dry and store only unassembled (otherwise, the metal will quickly darken and lose its presentable appearance)
Pros
- Produces excellent quality coffee. It won't be difficult at all to look after her. It is best to wash without detergent, using a soft sponge, or not at all, so as not to destroy the oily protective layer that coffee creates on it. Alternatively, you could wash with detergent.
Pros
- Rubberized grip, lovely aesthetic, and less expensive than other sellers, it seems. This is Barreti, considered the best in its segment, as they are engaged only in this production
Cons
- Not the goal of a perfectionist like me. The cup's corners are not even, but this is also unimportant, and I write expressly for perfectionists))) despite the fact that there is a tiny scratch on the thread that looks like a few shavings of tears and has no bearing whatsoever on its functionality. This is the original, though I'm not sure if Baretti is now manufacturing something specifically in Italy.
Pros
- I brought a crimson coffee machine to complement the kitchen's hue. I frequently. I only wash with my fingers and flowing water, never with a washcloth. At least henna should be freshly painted. No issues, everyone is content.
Cons
- Well, you can find fault with the fact that if you open the lid after the coffee has risen, then condensation flows from the lid directly onto the stove. Little things in life are unimportant; such a design) Do not or only slightly open the lid.
