Bialetti Cafetière from Bialetti Moka Express 6tz, Silver, 1 Count (Pack of 1), 6800

I’ve tried all sorts of coffee makers but this one just works in the simplest way. And I use it mainly when I have people over because you can make 6 coffees at once unlike regular espresso machines in this price range.

Awesome as usual as a brand and easy to find the rubber replacement when needed. Easy to clean too.

Built qulaity.makes good coffee and easy to clean highly recomended.

This is by far the best Moka pot one can get. It looks great, it’s easy to clean/maintain and it makes a delicious strong cup of coffee. Go for it.

It is amazing especially when used with the right coffee, The output is little amount don't expect to get more than two and a half small cups

I had a Bialetti, then bought a knock-off, then another Bialetti. Yep, Bialetti is just worth the price. It perks up quickly, doesn't let grounds in, handle doesn't get hot, easy to pour from.

Just good and original

Good quality

Looks great in pictures but roughly cut/built. It spills water at the seem and the bottom reservoir is very coarsely machined, such that it makes washing any residue very difficult, getting burnt in the end.

Nice coffee. Should be at everyone's household

Works Great, but strong Mocka.

I am moved to write a review of the Bialetti Moka Express 6 cup expresso maker as I don't recognise the comments from some of the poor reviews it has received. Overall the 210 5* ratings out of a total to date of 258 should speak for themselves and be enough of a recommendation. Follow the instructions that come with the Moka or that are available online and you should fine. I purchased this item new from Amazon in Feb 2009 and have used it multiple times a day since. I also have a second one which I keep at work. Both perform perfectly every time without fail and also spare parts are easily available. In all the time I have used the Mokas I have only needed to replace the rubber seal twice. I have never had a handle break but when assembling the two chambers together ensure that you do not use the handle as a lever because then it probably will fail. An important point to note is that the Moka is made from aluminium which may oxidise rather than rust if not taken care of properly. Wash it only using hot water and never use detergent. Dry it with a paper towel and ensure it is completely dry before putting it away unassembled. The Moka does not need to be on a red hot stove to boil with a low to medium heay should be sufficient. The Moka will improve over the years with age and use. Prove it prior to first use by brewing at least 3 times and throwing the coffee away. If your one has oxidised it may be rescued with water and vinegar but will need to be proved again before use. It is an expresso maker first and foremost so when cup size is stated it is refering to the little single expresso cups. The 6 cup size is suitable for one single average sized mug of americano style for which I use one heaped tablespoon of coffee. Again it is an expresso maker so use coffee ground for expresso use only however please note that it does not produce a crema. It is very important not to overfill with water or leave on the stove for too long. If the coffee boils then it will taste burnt and bitter. Also ensure no coffee grounds are caught between the rubber seal and the lower chamber. You will get to know when the coffee is ready by sound and smell. As soon as the Moka starts to burble and spit it is ready to come off of the stove. Wait for a few seconds to let it settle down and then pour for the perfect coffe. I am a big, big fan of this little coffee maker for its simple design, ease of use, longevity, availability of spare parts and for the fantastic coffee it produces.

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