Stainless Steel Stovetop Espresso Maker for Home and Camping

A Simple Look At Features

High Quality Stainless Steel Handle Moka Pot

Our high-quality moka pot, measuring 3.7x7.5 inches, features a body and handle made of durable 304 stainless steel. This ensures that your handle won't separate and offers easier cleaning, even in the dishwasher. With its sleek appearance and robust build, this moka pot is designed to last a lifetime during your coffee-making adventures.

Capacity Choices

Our moka pot comes with various capacities: 4 cups (6.7 oz/200 ml), 6 cups (10 oz/300 ml), and 12 cups (20 oz/600 ml). The 12-cup size is excellent for home use, as it offers enough coffee to share. Smaller sizes like 4 or 6 cups might be less satisfying, so we recommend going for the larger capacity to avoid refills and exchanges.

Safety and Durability

The moka pot’s body is polished smooth with three-ring precision threads, and it’s equipped with a high-performance pressure-resistant safety valve for added security. The inner coating is not made of aluminum but has been fine sandblasted, enhancing both the texture and durability. This ensures a long-lasting and worry-free experience.

Easy to Use

When first using the moka pot, you might notice an unpleasant odor. Don’t worry; this is normal. To remove it, add tea, oranges, detergent, or other items to the pot and give it a thorough rinsing before use. Fill the lower part with water, place the coffee grounds in the funnel, put the lid on, and place the pot on a stovetop for 3-4 minutes of brewing. After use, rinse the pot well with water.

Versatile and Compatible

This moka pot is compatible with all types of stovetops, including gas, induction, ceramic, electric, alcohol stoves, and propane camping stoves. Whether you’re at home or camping, you can easily make your favorite beverages like lattes, mochas, and cappuccinos using high-quality ingredients for a fuller flavor.

Usage Tips

During use, pay attention to the size of the flame and brewing time to avoid overheating. The bottom of the pot may change color—this is normal and shouldn’t be a concern. When you hear a clear sound indicating that the extraction is complete, remove the pot from the heat source immediately to prevent dry burning.

Actual Coffee Volume

The capacity numbers listed on our page refer to industry standards. Due to factors such as water amount, coffee powder, and personal preferences, the actual coffee produced may vary slightly, generally being lower than the listed number of cups. For a more satisfying experience, we recommend opting for the 6-cup or 12-cup moka pot.