My Latte Mocha Express (Cup)

About Bialetti Bialetti is a leading Italian brand in the manufacturing of coffee and kitchen tools worldwide. This brand has produced over 200 million coffee makers since the early 1950s. It has revolutionized the art of coffee preparation with the Moka Express, invented by Alfonso Bialetti. Bialetti's high-quality products use advanced technology to provide simplicity, practicality, and beauty in the home coffee corner. What is the Moka espresso maker? It is a masterpiece from the Italian manufacturer, characterized by its classic appearance. Bialetti set the standards for design and quality for espresso makers on their ovens' surfaces since 1933. Enjoy preparing rich-tasting coffee with its fragrant aroma, which can be made in just a few minutes on the oven surface. This Moka espresso maker combines excellent form and function, and its aluminum cast boiler provides perfect heat distribution, along with its valued design. It is also durable, reliable, easy to use, and maintain, making it perfect to keep for a lifetime. Innovation Alfonso Bialetti revolutionized in 1933 when he invented a new way to prepare home coffee with the iconic-looking espresso maker. Thus, a new tradition was created, used daily around the world, and enjoyed by coffee lovers with this traditional experience. Material The boiler is made of polished aluminum, so it can be enjoyed for many years. Handle and Knob They are made of durable, hard nylon, and they remain cool to the touch. Guaranteed Quality and Safety 100% Bialetti's Moka boiler is equipped with a patented, easy-to-clean safety sensor valve. How to use the Bialetti Moka espresso maker Fill the lower chamber with clean water up to the safety valve. Grind coffee beans to a medium-fine grind. Add freshly ground coffee into the filter. Tightly screw the upper chamber onto the lower chamber and place the boiler on the oven surface. Turn on the heat to warm up. When the cold water in the lower chamber begins to boil, pressure will push it upward through the coffee grounds. After a few minutes, a gurgling sound will be heard, and the freshly brewed espresso will fill the upper chamber. Remove the boiler from the heat and let it sit until steam escapes from the upper chamber. Serve the coffee and enjoy.