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In the past seven years, the only consumable I've bought for my moka pot is a new seal - $5 on eBay. The pot was made in 1947. It was my father's. Before that,
by don-code 4y ago
In the past seven years, the only consumable I've bought for my moka pot is a new seal - $5 on eBay.
The pot was made in 1947. It was my father's. Before that, it was my great aunt's.
These are not statements you could make of really any product made today.
- low_common 4y agoI'm not a huge fan of moka pots.
- 0xbadcafebee 4y agoThere are quite a few things made today you could make that statement of... french press, steel cooking utensils/pans, ceramic dishware, gas range/oven, gym weights, woodworking hand tools, leather and wool clothes, solid wood furniture, flower pots... There's still a lot of things made today that last. You just won't find them at Wal-Mart or Amazon.
- mrguyorama 4y agoI once bought a knife set at walmart with 20ish pieces for less than $20. Sure, they won't be crazy tough, and sure they probably won't hold an edge very well, but it had a huge variety of knives and with a $5 sharpener they could last a decade in service. I have a smaller collection of Henkels for day to day use but I never got rid of the cheap ones because they are fantastic when I don't have the right Henkels knife and don't want to spend $80 on one knife that I will use twice a year.
- xeromal 4y agoI ruined my moka pot on accident by absent mindedly putting it on my drying rack and it melting through the rack and being covered everywhere in plastic. I was afraid of the BPAs getting into my coffee.