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Home> Industry Information> Stainless Steel Moka Coffee Kettle With Heat Resistant Handle

Stainless Steel Moka Coffee Kettle With Heat Resistant Handle

June 20, 2019

The Mocha coffee maker is a simple tool for making espresso coffee. The basic principle is to use hot water under pressure to quickly extract coffee liquid through coffee powder. The earliest Mocha coffee maker was made by the Italian Alfonso Bialetti in 1933. His company Bialetti has been known worldwide for producing this kind of coffee pot. Mocha coffee makers are commonly used in Europe. In the Science Museum in London, you can see the early Moka pots on display. The original Moka pot was made of aluminum and the handle used plastic. Moka pots generate pressure during heating, so Moka pots will have 1-2 safety valves. The single safety valve is located in the upper middle of A, and the other safety valve of the double safety valve is on the top of the C central guide. Stovetop Espresso Maker - makes 6 demitasse(1.5 ounce) cup of coffee in just minutes.Sanitary Stainless Steel, no aluminum, savor the original taste of coffee

Stovetop Espresso Maker


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