☕️ Authentic Italian KAMIRA Moka Express: The Ideal Stovetop Espresso Maker for 1/2 Cups. A Perfect Gift! Review

Easy to use 1) add 44 grams of water, it will be somewhere over 50% 2) add 11 grams of coffee (you need to press a little), that's 4:1 Magic Shot Espresso3) Ignite on medium power4) Set it with the valve down5) After 25 seconds, raise the valve6) After about 48 seconds you will get the first drop7) Reduce the heat to low8) It will take about 2 minutes for the coffee to start brewing Cream drips 9) At around 2:48 minutes he will hear the characteristic sound of the finished moka. 10) Lower the…

If it works, it's good. However, after about 5 months the safety valve (pressure release) on it began to leak, preventing the pressure from building up enough to create a proper crema. About 7 months later I emailed Kamira and they asked me to make a video of the failure. I posted a closeup video of a leaking safety valve showing both steam and water escaping around the valve. The video clearly shows the leak and that the coffee jet is weak due to pressure leaks at the safety valve. I've even…

We were on a recent trip to Italy and a couple of our friends in Trieste and Brescia had this coffee maker. This is the only stove top coffee maker that actually brews espresso with a layer of foam, just like in an Italian coffee bar. We have an induction cooker at home and bought the model that works with induction. We've been making coffee for 2 weeks now and it's great, our old mocha coffee maker has been on the shelf since we got the Kamira. Coffee. Once you have a little practice it will…

My inexpensive semi-automatic espresso machine is now a bit too big. It lasted almost 3 years and gave me a decent cappuccino every morning back then so I was happy with that but I had to replace it and wanted something better this time. I paid $250 for the last one, which is pretty cheap for an espresso machine. I considered the almost $700 Rancilio Silvia or was crazy about the $1500 Rocket Apartamento. These are two very good machines, but it's a lot of money just to have a delicious…

I came across this coffee maker while looking for a new mocha pot. Anyone familiar with coffee from the traditional moka pot should only enjoy the coffee this thing produces in the more convenient and familiar "shota" form. ... and of course an almost ridiculous amount of cream comes out, which can be good or bad depending on your preference. It's perfect for the morning before work when I need to wake up a bit but don't want to take a full can. For a spontaneous purchase I am very satisfied. I

I've been using this machine for a month now and I love it! UPDATE 4/19/17: We finally bought an induction hob. Here it is: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0045QEPYM/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I can't tell you how much faster, easier and more stable the results are with my Camira! If you can pair your Camira with an induction hob, your coffee-making experience will change tenfold! I will say that this is not a beginner moka/espresso maker. You need to know your grind, your roast, your timing…