Pack Colombia Nariño Coffee with Italian coffee maker

Italian coffee excellence

Prepare an intense and full-bodied coffee in the most famous coffee maker of all time. Alfredo Bialetti was the inventor of this brewing system. In 1933 he designed the Moka Express coffee maker, today exhibited at the MOMA in New York, the best known and most copied design in the world that led him to create the brand that bears his surname.

The Italian Moka coffee maker is made of aluminum and with highly resistant varnishes. Its ergonomic handle is heat resistant and features Bialetti's exclusive safety valve.

Characteristics:

- Capacity: 6 cups (270 ml. Approx.)

- Induction Cookers: NO

- Suitable for all types of cookers except induction.

- Cleaning: Hand wash with hot water, do not use detergents or dishwashers.

- Main material: Aluminum

- Material of the handle and shovel: thermoplastic

- Measurements: Diameter of the boiler base: 95 mm. Height: 205 mm

How to use

1. Start by pouring room temperature water into the Moka kettle and fill it to the level of the safety valve. To prevent the coffee from being too watery, do not fill it above this level.

2. Now choose the mixture of ground coffee you prefer. Our advice is to use freshly ground coffee. Attention! The coffee must be ground specifically for an Italian coffee maker. Always keep the rubber of the coffee maker in good condition.

3. Generously fill the Moka. Do not press the coffee inside the tank.

4. Keep the lid of the coffeemaker open until you start to hear the coffee rise. At that time, cover it and remove it from the heat. Let it finish turning the coffee away from the heat.

5. Enjoy your freshly brewed La Mexicana coffee.

Recommended Size

• 1 person - 1/2/3 cups

• 2 people - 4/6 cups

• 3 people - 6/9 cups

• 4 people - 9/12 cups

• 5+ people - 12/18 cups

The Bialetti induction hob is the perfect combination for those who have a Moka Express and an induction hob. Suitable for all coffee machines (from 1 to 9 cups), it can also be used for the milk jug and, in general, for all small kitchen utensils, on all induction hobs. The induction hob is made entirely of steel and, thanks to its considerable thickness, allows perfect heat transmission.