Stainless Steel Stovetop Espresso Maker for Home and Camping - 2 Cup Capacity

Specs That Matter

Capacity: The standard espresso cup holds 50 ml. Available in 2 Cup (3.3 oz/100 ml), 4 Cup (6.6 oz/200 ml), 6 Cup (10 oz/300 ml), 9 Cup (15 oz/450 ml), and 12 Cup (20 oz/600 ml) capacities. The Mocha Coffee Maker delivers a strong aroma and consistently delicious espresso in just 5 minutes. You'll notice its rich flavor and aroma immediately.

TIP: Opt for a larger capacity coffee maker to simplify multiple brewing sessions.

Stainless Steel Design: The espresso coffee maker features a polished stainless steel body with three-ring precision threads. It includes a high-performance pressure-resistant safety valve, ensuring double safety. The inside of the moka pot undergoes a fine sandblasting process, enhancing its texture and durability. Not made from aluminum, the design ensures longevity.

Easy to Use: When first using the coffee pot, a mild odor may be present, which is normal. Pre-treat by adding items like tea, orange peels, or detergent to eliminate odors and clean the pot several times. Fill the lower section with water, add ground coffee to the funnel, place the lid, and heat on a stove for 3-9 minutes. After brewing, thoroughly rinse the pot.

Compatible with All Stovetops: This stovetop espresso maker is versatile, suitable for gas, induction, ceramic, electric, alcohol, and propane camping stoves. Create your favorite lattes, mochas, smoothies, macchiatos, and cappuccinos with ease. High-quality ingredients ensure a rich and flavorful coffee experience.

Taste Good: Brew smooth and rich cups from a beautiful coffee pot that adds elegance to any setting. Personalize your brews for family and friends, no matter the occasion or location.

WARM TIP 1: The moka pot’s good thermal conductivity means controlling the fire size and brewing time is important to prevent bottom overheating and discoloration. Once the clear gas sound is heard, indicating completion, remove the pot from heat promptly to prevent dry burning and damage to the bottom.

WARM TIP 2: The page’s cup count is based on industry standard capacities and may not exactly match the number of cups produced due to variables like water amount, coffee powder, and personal preferences. Thus, the 2 Cup and 4 Cup options might be too small; we recommend the 6 Cup, 9 Cup, or 12 Cup sizes for optimal use.