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Big fan too! They're still around, really popular in Europe at least (Bialetti is probably the best-known brand). Quite hard not to over-extract the coffee, b
by Scown 8y ago
Big fan too!
They're still around, really popular in Europe at least (Bialetti is probably the best-known brand).
Quite hard not to over-extract the coffee, but still my go to when I need an industrial-scale caffeine hit...
- oftenwrong 8y agoThe Bialetti moka pots are different, although they look similar. They are heated on the stove-top, and water moves from the bottom chamber, through the grounds, to the top chamber under pressure. The drip-o-lator style pots are NOT heated on the stove-top (a separate kettle is used), and the water moves from the top chamber, through the grounds, to the bottom chamber via gravity.