Stovetop Espresso Maker Cup Moka Review

This is the largest small manufacturer! I love the color and it makes a great espresso. I have a gas range and use low heat so it cooks slowly and obviously creates a low flame so it doesn't reach the handle for safety.

I can't with this product. I mean it's an absolutely ridiculously absurd claim that it's 6 cups. Even considering a regular espresso as a "cup," it's not a 6. Thank goodness for my main account

This mocha pot may look small, but it is just right for coffee lovers! The operation is very simple and the packaging of the goods is very complete. The material I use in the handle when I'm making coffee and want to grip the pot doesn't feel hot.

I love espresso and find that large espresso machines take up a lot of space in my kitchen. I love this small espresso machine, delicate and beautiful, which can do the same as the big ones. It's also my favorite color turquoise and it goes well with my kitchen. The price is more than acceptable. The wooden design of the cool stylus is very beautiful and I don't burn myself. It's easy to use right on my stovetop and makes a whopping 5 ounces of espresso, which is plenty for me and a friend.

Works well and is charming. The only caveat is that it squirts a bit (it's not my first Moka, so I know what I'm talking about) and can wreak havoc or pour hot coffee all over you if you decide to "test" it by you open the lid. But once you've calibrated the time, you need to know how long to listen to the hiss before it actually fills up. You can turn off the heat for the last few seconds as the residual heat will take care of the rest. While the top of the lid and handle looks like wood, it's