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The clear moka pot is an interesting idea.
James Hoffman, one of my favourite coffee YouTubers, did a review on this model a little while ago, in case you are interested:
I love the strong coffee I get from my Moka Pot, but I always seem to make a bit of a mess when the last bit of coffee comes shooting through at high speed at the very end, no matter how careful I am...Still, it always reminds me of a wonderful trip I took to Italy some years ago where I first had really good coffee made from one of these.
A followup to yesterday's coffee posts.
This would be way cool to have. Glass top Moka pot. ...
My son has that one, he says they are hard to beat,
not only that they make great espressos.
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A great way to brew a strong coffee..I love the moka pot, especially this design which is so practical.
This would be PERFECT for me as I hate it whenever mine whistles/makes a scary bubbling noise when ready
This way I can see it being filled up and remove heat once nearly filled lol
Mesmerizing when it starts to.fill up. And the smell of goooood coffee. Priceless.
I usually take LA SEMEUSE coffee
The clear moka pot is an interesting idea.
James Hoffman, one of my favourite coffee YouTubers, did a review on this model a little while ago, in case you are interested: I love the strong coffee I get from my Moka Pot, but I always seem to make a bit of a mess when the last bit of coffee comes sh...
Bialetti Brikka
I have a Bialetti Brikka stove-top espresso pot. It’s brilliant! The top of the tube where the coffee comes up into the top has a small weight (like the valve on a pressure cooker) so that the water comes through very hot and under pressure and produces a...
I agree with you 100%, I think
people like to go out for coffee to get out of the house, socialize AND they have to do none of the work, or clean up
I see people getting takeaway coffee and taking it home!
Check out the Brikka - it’s absolutely the simplest way to make great espresso coffee at home!
