Premium Stainless Steel 9-Cup Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker with Replacement Gasket, Filter, and Instructions Review

I'm the only coffee drinker in the family so I wanted to go back to making coffee the way I used to when I lived alone many decades ago. Since we have an induction cooker, the traditional aluminum pot didn't work, so I found this one. It works as expected and I make coffee on my stove top in less than 3 minutes. However, since the coffee needs to cool down after you've made it, it's easy to forget and let it sit, which doesn't seem to matter much. However after leaving it the second time I…

I have had several cheaper hob moka makers and was dying to replace my current cheap model with a better, higher quality one. I took a chance as it had no reviews and must have been new to the market but ding ding ding. I am very impressed. At first I was very impressed with the weight of this device. I could tell right away that this was a quality jug as it weighed almost twice as much as any other maker I had (with the same cups). The handle is also not real wood, but feels like imitation…

As the name suggests, you can't get the pressure or temperature needed to make espresso, and that's okay. Moka coffee makers are difficult to understand, but your rewards come when you understand how to make great coffee. That being said, there are a lot of things that can go wrong with moka pots, with many variables making the coffee bitter and taste awful. The three biggest variables are pressure, freeness, and water. The moka pot needs pressure to work, so you need to make sure the two…