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> The problem with traditional moka pots is that they can not be used on induction stoves. Wrong. Any kind of ferromagnetic sheet of metal (ie even your random
by lapinot 5y ago
> The problem with traditional moka pots is that they can not be used on induction stoves.
Wrong. Any kind of ferromagnetic sheet of metal (ie even your random iron pie pan) will pick up induction. I regularly use a standard moka pot on my induction stove.
- zdragnar 5y agoAren't a lot of them aluminum? Or are those not "traditional"?
- compiler-guy 5y agoThe traditional ones are aluminum and therefore need an adapter to use on an induction stove which can be a simple ferrous sheet. The gp was quite obnoxious about saying that though.
- lapinot 5y agoWell then TIL that my moka is not a standard one... It was bought recently tho (like ~5 years ago), so perhaps it's gone standard to put some ferrous thing at the bottom, idk.