Bialetti Moka Induction: 4-Cup Red Espresso Pot for All Hobs Review

Works! on an induction stove, many wrote that it was not a connection. Everything is OK with me) the taste of coffee is excellent! I have a coffee machine at work - it cooks worse (. This is the best geyser coffee maker, in my opinion. In terms of volume, more than enough: enough for 2 full-fledged cappuccinos. (I rarely drink espresso and americano. Mostly cappuccino, so this coffee maker is just right for me). The build quality is good, the lid fits perfectly, nothing wobbles. The handle is…

Impartial assessment of the item.After preparing the drink, it does not wheeze like other geysers. You have to keep an eye on the progress of the process.

This is my second coffee maker of this brand. The first one died from being washed in the dishwasher. This is not worth doing! The coating is peeling off. Only hands without aggressive chemistry. With its pros. The bottom is wider than other models - it boils faster, it is convenient to put it on a gas burner. Beautiful, shiny, comfortable handle. Has some cons very very very sorry that in this design there are no coffee makers in the volume of at least 350-400 ml. when full and start pouring…

Well-known, trustworthy brand. Worked well until it broke. Bought new Aug. Handle MELTED OFF in October. My return window has expired. You pay a premium price for a trusted brand name and have lasted 1/100th the lifespan of my cheaper nameless moka pots of the past. :( I think we will return to housewares.

Cute, makes great coffee and works with my new stove - FAST. What's not to love? The only criticism is that a rubber seal is included. This isn't a cheap moka - Bialetti should supply silicone instead. This amount of coffee is enough to fill a US size cup of mozzarella/espresso. If you're Italian, that's two cups. A good product.

this poor pot has been running almost non-stop since it showed up at my door. It's easier to use, uses less coffee, and is faster than my $500 espresso machine and produces just as good, if not better, coffee. We have a milk frother that mixes really well. I got this particular version because we have a gas range as well as an induction side worktop (custom made) that is used for side work. this little pot is happy anyway. The only thing I would warn about is not to heat too much; it cooks…

Makes a really tasty cup of coffee. Faster than pouring when you count the time it takes to heat the water - it only takes a few minutes on my induction stovetop - I found the medium heat setting worked best. There is nothing to recycle except land that can be composted. The only downside I had is that it holds heat pretty well, so it takes quite a while for it to cool down enough to erase and reload. But these pots are cheap enough that you can get two or three if you need to brew faster than…

.with this mocha pot. I drink espresso more like a cup of American coffee and wanted to go from 3 cups to 6 or from 1 "American" cup to 2. I have used Bialetti (when it was made in Italy) and knowing its value I chose it hoping the quality will be as good as the Italian product. As it turned out, the filter and basket are "Made in Italy”, while the kettle and pan come from Romania. The boiler is made of heavy-duty stainless steel with an aluminum core and the boiler is made of heavy-duty…