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Are there any advantages to the aluminium version of a moka pot aside from tradition/aesthetics? I switched to one of the (Bialetti-made) stainless steel ones
by calpaterson 3y ago
Are there any advantages to the aluminium version of a moka pot aside from tradition/aesthetics?
I switched to one of the (Bialetti-made) stainless steel ones ("Venus" shape) because at one point I lived somewhere with an induction hob. I immaculately saw that the stainless version was considerably easier to clean. Cleaning, afterall, is half the job of using one of these.
Visually, I prefer the aluminium shape of course, but they are a real nightmare to keep clean and presumably you're drinking a lot of that aluminium oxide.
- rjsw 3y agoNot answering your question but Bialetti make an adaptor plate that lets you use an aluminium moka pot on an induction hob, I have one, it works well.