Stainless Steel Hand-Pushed Moka Pot – 6-Cup (Italian Style Stovetop Coffee Maker)

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Great product! I have only just got it so can’t really tell now how it will work in the long run. Looks stylish and works fine on induction ( recently changed the hob so had to replace my old traditional one). The coffee taste amazing! Really powerful aroma which (for me, coffee lover) it’s the most important. It’s a bit heavy and have quite sharp edges but that’s just minor flaws. Would definitely recommend!

This Easyworkz Pedro Stovetop Espresso Maker Moka Coffee Pot is simple, looks good, and works as it should!

The box is simple with a bit of writing on it. Inside the box is the complete Moka pot, including a reducer for using less coffee grounds, and a brief instruction manual. I haven't had to use the reducer so I have no idea how well that reducer functions. The coffee pot itself has a nice stainless steel shine to the exterior. Prior to using the moka pot I inspected everything, to make sure it was all there, and in good shape. Silicone gasket looks good, all the pieces fit together properly.

Before using the coffee maker for the first time I cleaned all of he pieces of the moka pot in the sink with dish soap and a sponge. This is very much something you will want to clean in the sink by hand. The funnel and reducer would probably be alright in a dishwasher, though.

Using a Moka pot is simple. Since this is a 10oz pot, you would want 25g or so of ground coffee in the funnel. First fill the boiler, the bottom of the moka pot, with water. Some use cold water, some prefer to start with warm water. fill it to just below the safety valve. Next is to add 25g of fine ground coffee to the funnel. My coffee bean grinder can grind very fine, so I don't grind at it's finest setting. Once the coffee grinds are in there, pack it down gently with the back of a spoon. Don't pack too tight, as water has to pass through it. Wipe off any residual coffee grinds along the top of the funny, so that it can make a proper seal with the silicone gasket.

Place the funnel, filled with coffee grinds, into the boiler. Make sure it is seated properly, and no grinds are along the top lip of the funnel. Then, screw the top of the coffee maker on there. You want it on there snug, but not overly tight, and don't grab the handle while doing so as you may damage the handle.

Use a burner about the size of bottom of the pot. If using gas, you don't want the flames going up around the sides of the moka pot. I use almost a medium-high heat with the moka pot. it won't take long, you listen for the thing to start gurgling, and that means most all of the water is out of the boiler. Try not to let it boil dry. You can carefully open the lid to take a peek at how the coffee brewing process is going. When it's finished, you can remove from the burner, maybe open the lid and give the contents a stir before pouring.

Using a moka pot, if one hasn't used one before, takes a bit of focus, and over time you can develop your own way of doing things. This moka pot performed fine for me, brews good coffee, cleans well, and looks good. It performed as it should have, and I have no complaints!

Please don't listen to the negative reviews! Those must be competitors or people with very little delicacy when handeling things. This percolator is BEAUTIFUL. Top quality stainless steel and shiny. Makes an amazing cup of coffee 10/10 taste. The plastic handle sticks out far away from the base so the fire cannont reach far enough to melt it. I love that its plastic because it doesnt get hot which makes for a comfortable pour no rag needed to grab the handle. Lol I used to use the aluminum kind and I honestly became disgusted by the mold and chemical taste they give off after a while. This pot has made me enjoy my coffee so much more! Thank you Easyworkz! I will say this though handle with care. Not because its weak ( its veryyy sturdy and heavy) but because things last when we do. Wash with something soft and dry nicely. Do not use high fire to prevent damage. All coffee needs is medium heat thats it. Enjoy!

The stainless steel base of the coffee maker is thick and heavy as required for induction unit. The quality and design is good. Felt a bit expensive. Coffee ready in 5 minutes. Makes authentic filter coffee. Works on induction. Makes up to 4 cups of coffee.

It is very well made in dishwashable steel and a lot of thought has gone into the design. It is easy to prepare, handle when brewed and it has a clever yet simple ‘reducer’ feature that allows for less coffee and a smaller brew if required. I recommend this for those looking for a modern, good quality and easy to use pot.

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Easy to use, fast and makes good tasting coffee.
I use a hand held frother which finishes it off nicely.
Just like coffee made by a barista.

Il faut arreter d acheter des articles importants qu on se sert a tous les jours qui sont les moins chers du lot et qui ne valent pas un sous,,, c est ce que j ai fait a mon précédent achat d une cafetiere espresso,,, elle a fait un an et elle a cassé,,, sans avoir fait du bon café durant cette période. Maintenant cette derniere cafetiere est d une grande qualité, le poid du matériel, la facilité de nettoyage et surtout du tres bon café,,, elle est juste un peu plus chere que les autres, mais elle en vaut vraiment chaque extra $$$ que vous aller débourser

Cafetera realmente de muy buena calidad. Hace el café buenísimo y rápido. Me encanta. Súper recomendable 👌

I like that it’s stainless steel as the reservoir on some are aluminium which doesn’t look good after a while albeit this one has a coating which I presume is long lasting ( time will tell )
Had mine for 2 weeks and definitely improves with use ….. do at least 4 brews and throw away after say 10 brews you should be good . This product is economical with the coffee mine makes one French breakfast cup of white coffee. I leave mine with the grouts in after use until the next morning as I believe it is conditioning the filter I also just use a blunt object ( end of spoon ) to clean it out and rinse under the cold water tap. Love the design but think after many years the plastic on the handle may work loose.
Pleased with my purchase now able to do some serious coffee tasting to find my ideal brew. L

I’ve had this since Feb25 it’s performing well… reservoir has not discoloured inside , rubber seal still ok , handle has not been a problem as long as you keep gas flames underneath base it stay cool. Advise… hold body and reservoir when tightening don’t use handle as I could see this as undue strain on the handle unit …. Still pleased with purchase L

Ottima Caffettiera, in acciaio di grande Qualità.Adatta al piano cottura ad induzione.Fa' un ottimo caffè.Si pulisce con facilità. Sono molto soddisfatto e ne consiglio l'acquisto.

Da italiana con la moka nel DNA posso dichiararmi molto soddisfatta.
Avevo deciso di abbandonare la tradizionale moka in alluminio per passare all’acciaio per questioni salutistiche (ragionevoli o immaginarie, non so: spesso mi capita di lasciare il caffè avanzato in caffettiera per poi berlo anche dopo molte ore).
Ho scelto questa caffettiera sulla base della descrizione dettagliata dei produttori/rivenditori, oltre che sulle recensioni positive di alcuni clienti.
Posso dirmi pienamente soddisfatta: è bella, sembra solida, si avvita bene e non perde acqua, non fa schizzare il caffè sui fornelli se dimentica sul fuoco, va bene sia per il gas, che per piastre elettriche o ad induzione… insomma 🔝 😃 PS ne ho comprate 2!

Muy bonita y café muy rico

Very pleased with the Pedro 300ml 6 cup expresso coffee maker.
In my hands I haven’t found any of the problems experienced in some other reviews.
It’s well made and works well using an induction hob. The inside of the lower reservoir doesn’t contain PTFE or any chemical, it has a premium sand blasted finish. Coffee quality is excellent, as good or better than anything I’ve tasted! Compared to the french press I’ve been using the luxuriant smooth taste is a revelation! Absolutely love it!
It may be worth buying some spare seals now to keep by, incase they’re not available in future. I ordered a set of three from Amazon from Wedrink eu. The size is 5.6 cm internal and 7.1 cm external.
Some tips that may be useful using an induction hob, this is only a guide and you may prefer your own method. Good technique is everything when making an excellent expresso.
Choose a good quality bean, store in the fridge and grind fresh for use.
Tip boiling water into the base and fill to about 0.5 cm below the valve. Care, the base gets very hot.
Fill the coffee holder part with medium ground beans, (about 24g).
Don’t compress the ground beans, just lightly position the ground beans cover and don’t press it down.
Keep the top open to monitor progress.
Protect the induction hob with a synthetic purpose made induction mat.
Use the appropriate size hob area for the pot.
Bring rapidly to the boil and when coffee starts to appear in the top compartment turn down to a lower heat that allows the top part to slowly fill over the next two minutes.
Monitor closely.
Remember that some water remains in the lower compartment, which helps prevent overheating and some water is absorbed by the ground beans so don’t expect 300ml to appear in the top secrion.
When the coffee’s finished flowing from the bottom section remove from the heat source immediately and close the lid.
Use purpose made expresso cups.
Enjoy!
Clean the pot out after use with water, to do this the bottom seal and associated filter can be removed.
Highly recommended.