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Bialetti Moka Express
18 Cups
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Former user
1 year ago
no, unless you empty the contents of the pods into the filter.
Galaxus
2 weeks ago
No, this aluminum model is not suitable for direct use on an induction stove. However, it can still be used with a suitable induction adapter plate for espresso makers up to 9 cups.
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Galaxus
2 weeks ago
Yes, you can use it on a ceramic hob. The espresso maker is made of aluminum and is suitable for electric stovetops; however, it does not work directly on induction hobs.
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Unfortunately not at the moment.
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The 2-cup Moka pot is indeed the right size to make 1 good serving of café au lait.
Galaxus
1 month ago
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The sealing ring is made of rubber; some replacement kits also use silicone.
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2 months ago
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Yes, it works on a standard electric stove. It is an aluminium moka pot, so it is suitable for gas and electric hobs, but not for induction without an adapter.
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8 months ago
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The 9-cup version makes about 420 ml of coffee. One source states 45 cl, which differs slightly.
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8 months ago
The 6-cup version of the espresso maker produces around 250 to 300 ml of coffee, depending on the model and source (e.g. 270 ml for Moka Express). The exact amount may vary as it is designed for small Italian espresso cups (ristretto).
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11 months ago
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No, this Moka pot is not compatible with induction heat. It is made of aluminium, which does not work directly on induction hobs unless you use a special induction adapter plate.
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No, this model is not induction-compatible.
Galaxus
1 year ago
You can easily use this model on a standard ceramic hob; a gas hob is not absolutely necessary. The aluminium espresso maker is suitable for all types of cooker as long as the heat source is not too strong and the heat is evenly distributed.
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Thank you for the report. According to the manufacturer, the product is manufactured in Italy.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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This coffee maker, made of aluminium and designed as a traditional Moka pot, does not work directly on induction stoves. Standard aluminium Moka pots are not compatible with induction hobs unless used with a specific induction plate adapter. Bialetti Moka pots require such an adapter for induction use, as they are not inherently induction-compatible.
Therefore, without an induction adapter, this aluminium Moka pot will not work on an induction stove.
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The sieve is loosely filled to the top.
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No, does not work with induction because it is made of aluminium
Galaxus
2 years ago
The Bialetti Moka Express does not work directly on induction cookers because it is made of aluminium, which does not support induction. However, it is possible to use the Moka Express on an induction hob if you use an induction protection plate or an adapter placed between the Moka Pot and the hob.
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This principle does not require a paper filter.
There are plenty of instructions on the Internet on how it works
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It does not work on an induction hob.
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Yes, it is a bialetti product
Hello Kornel
Normally not. However, before using the machine for the first time with coffee (ground for mocha), it should only be boiled with water so that everything tastes clean and not so metallic. If the metal plates are loose, it was simply not blown out cleanly during production.
Note: If you have a cooker with 9 levels, use level 5/6, otherwise the coffee will taste "burnt"!
Hope this helps and you can enjoy the mocha!
The product is an espresso pot which is filled with ground coffee (espresso).
Yes, that's possible. I've done it before. It just takes a long time and the soil turns black.
No.. You have to buy an extra plate. That goes on the cooker and then the Bialetti on top. That works great.
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You do them: Bialetti sealing ring (1 pc.)
I can't tell you, I cook with gas.
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