Suiitat
Moka Pot, 4 Cups (7.1 oz) Stovetop Espresso Maker, 304 Stainless Steel Moka Pot, Induction Compatible, Black
Moka Pot, 4 Cups (7.1 oz) Stovetop Espresso Maker, 304 Stainless Steel Moka Pot, Induction Compatible, Black
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- HIGH-QUALITY 304 STAINLESS STEEL: Made of food-safe 304 stainless steel, compliant with EN13248. Our mocha pot resists coffee acids/scratches, retaining shine. The inner wall of the lower pot is sandblasted. Comes in gift-ready packaging
- LARGE CAPACITY OF 200 ML: Brews 4 cups' coffee, ideal for family brunches or outdoor activities. Easily prepares rich espresso with quick, efficient brewing
- COMPATIBLE WITH ALL HEAT SOURCES: Our stovetop coffee maker functions well on gas, induction, ceramic cooktops, or over an open flame. It’s ready for your every adventure
- SIMPLE OPERATION: Fill lower pot with water below safety valve. Add grounds to the funnel and tighten the upper and lower pots. Heat on low 3 to 5 mins until gurgling, your moka pot espresso is done
- CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS: Clean the stovetop espresso maker with water after it has cooled. To protect the lifespan of the internal coating, dishwasher or detergent cleaning is not recommended
- Professional Service: Our company is certified to both BSCI and ISO 9001 standards, demonstrating our commitment to social responsibility and quality management
- NOTE (Regarding the heating method, please read the instructions before use) :
- 1. The best grind is medium-fine. Avoid using instant coffee, filter coffee powder, or other extremely fine grinds, Novices should read the manual and watch the usage video guide before use
- 2. Dry burning are strictly prohibited. And it is strictly prohibited to use high-power induction cookers for heating. Recommended Power: 1000W–1200W; Prohibited Power: >3000W
- 3. When using gas for heating, the diameter of the flame shall not exceed the diameter of the bottom of the lower pot of the moka pot
Overview
- Brand : Suiitat
- Color : Black
- Product Dimensions : 5.31"D x 3.9"W x 6.69"H
- Special Feature : Gas Stovetop Compatible, Induction Compatible, Permanent Filter, Portable
- Coffee Maker Type : Moka Pot
- Capacity 4 Cups : Material Stainless Steel
- : Capacity 4 Cups
- : Material Stainless Steel
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