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Bialetti | 4951 Moka Express Espresso Maker | Black
| Brand | Bialetti |
| Capacity | 1 Liters |
| Color | Black |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Material | Aluminum |
About this item
– Suitable for 1 cup
– Material: aluminum, plastic
– Suitable for all types of cookers (except induction)
$25.00
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In Italy, where the kitchen is the heart of the home, where cooking is a passion and where meals bring friends and family together, Bialetti is found in nine of ten households. Why? because like every true Italian, cooking is in our soul. And just as alfonso Bialetti Moka express revolutionized the art of Coffee brewing, we’ve been crafting innovations that advance the art of cooking for nearly a century. Bialetti began in Italy, but has become a leading brand around the world because our high-quality products bring simplicity, functionality and beauty to the kitchen. Our advanced technology and distinctive styling combine to create cookware that’s simple to use and simply beautiful. Today, the Bialetti family of products has grown. We bring a multitude of styles and colors to market. But our Italian heritage and passion for cooking live on in every line.
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7 reviews for Bialetti | 4951 Moka Express Espresso Maker | Black
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
I purchased this for travel. Today I seasoned it by brewing three pots of Maxwell House in bottled water on an electric burner. These went down the drain. The fourth pot I made for my husband (Maxwell House). It filled a 12 oz mug. He said it tasted very strong but good. Neither one of us noticed a metallic taste. Adding hot water would have made two mugs of regular strength coffee. The fifth pot I made with Black Cat Espresso freshly ground on medium fine. I poured this into a 12 oz mug which was waiting with 2/3 cup hot milk. I had about a 1/4 cup left in the pot. I think I could have made two milk based drinks because it was still a bit strong for me. I usually use two shots of espresso to 9 oz. of milk. The mocha pot coffee is not as yummy as that made by my espresso machine but much darker than pour over so much better if you want to make a latte in the motel room (you will need a hot plate) or in your RV.If you are going to use it for large latte’ I would d
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I bought a Bialetti mokka express after watching a video about them by James Hoffman. My college roommate busted out his abuela’s mokka pot when we were all new to coffee and I initially wrote it off as an old, outmoded trinket. In the past decade, I’ve used a french press, chemex, aeropress, moccamaster, and even yama cold-drip to brew coffee at home.The mokka express has quickly climbed to the top of my list for my favorite way to make a cup of coffee. It’s easy, beautiful to watch, and leaves room for experimenting for your personal preferences. The “espresso-like” concentration is delicious, especially if you use freshly-ground espresso roast style beans. Diluting with water to make a more standard American cup of coffee results in a nice, robust cup.I have the Italian-colored green/red model. I have used it over a dozen times so far, and the color is retaining on the base just fine. Put the mokka pot on medium heat (err on the low side) and watch it as it brews (you might find it as mesmerizing as I do). Clean it with hot water and dry with a towel. Let the pieces dry separately. I think a lot of the negative reviews about discoloration or oxidizing of the aluminum are possibly due to mishandling.The only thing is that, because it is aluminum, you do not want to dilly-dally about cleaning it when it’s still got liquid inside, so cleaning it soon/immediately after each brew is mandatory. Because of that, your morning coffee ritual may end up being longer with a mokka express than with some other, quicker brewer like an aeropress or chemex. That said, cleaning it is not difficult or especially time-consuming. And the coffee is so, so good.
kevin (verified owner) –
I have had many different Moka’s from different brands, but this one made by the original creators are in point. The best construction by far. It doesn’t feel like u will bend anything on it. The handle for sure I’ve broke many handles over the years. If your in the market to buy get this
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I had been planning to buy this coffee maker for a while but held back due to some negative reviews and some people saying this is hard to use, etc. But finally decided to buy it since it was relatively inexpensive as compared to some other machines out there. My 1st two tries were a bust, the machine sounded angry, spluttering coffee all over the place, not all water came up, what a mess. Needless to say, I was disappointed. Did some research on you tube, figured out that the system was not sealing all the way, cleaned it well, and this time made sure the top and the bottom halves were screwed tight. And then, everything fell in place. The coffee was smooth, not bitter all. This has now become my go to machine since it is easy to use and relatively easy to clean. The three cup definition of capacity is kind of misleading, It is maybe good for two people. I can drink one complete brew myself. I plan to buy a 12 cup version soon.Update after 2-3 months of ownershi
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This will be a bit long winded but worth the read for anyone genuinely interested in these, especially for those who think they’re not coffee people, as was the case with me.I genuinely purchased my first Moka pot on Amazon, which was actually the 1 cup primula, frivolously and purely because I kept seeing them on the SkyAtlantic series “Gommorah”. I have never been able to find a way to prepare coffee of any stripe and finish a cup, let alone enjoy it. To make a long story as short as possible, I do not know if it is the very unique percolating method these employ (that’s my opinion) or something else, maybe I just needed to buy it italian coffee but I really doubt it’s the coffee. I believe it’s the moka pot. I now compulsively consume copious amounts of coffee from morning until night, it’s honestly quite ridiculous. But to me it’s just that good. I was a massive “gong fu” Chinese, loose leaf tea guy, I was one who attacked the virtues of coffee and extolled those of tea. Now I’m expresso obsessed. I really only bought the bialatti out of appreciation because as you can see I had already bought a second primula. I do find the bialatti slightly preferable, not in results but in style. The base is ticker and the handle is a bit better, other than that you will be absolutely golden with either. I cannot recommend them enough.
Kindle Customer (verified owner) –
Making coffee on gas stove
Savannah Riffe (verified owner) –
I wish I would have purchased one sooner.I’m doing a more minimalist life approach (such as the Italians do) and this makes the perfect cup of espresso that I can explain. Not even my nespresso machine could made a cup like this device makes!
Rebecca Fortugno (verified owner) –
It is just what I’d hoped it would be.
alfredo (verified owner) –
I have a cheap version of this cup along with this actual moka maker. When I make coffee with this moka cup, the handle gets so hot, i have to use an oven glove to touch the handle. The cheap moka pot maker does not have this issue. Is something wrong?