Aluminum Stove Top Espresso Makers
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Serve amazing coffee with these stove top espresso makers!
These aluminum stove top espresso makers are economically priced, and are the perfect gift!
They have bakelite handles and are guaranteed to be smooth and clean.
Each piece comes in an attractive colored gift box.
There are 4 sizes to choose from:
• 1 cup, 5" high
• 3 cup, 6" high
• 6 cup, 9" high
• 9 cup, 10" high
Made in Italy. Gift boxed.
They have bakelite handles and are guaranteed to be smooth and clean.
Each piece comes in an attractive colored gift box.
There are 4 sizes to choose from:
• 1 cup, 5" high
• 3 cup, 6" high
• 6 cup, 9" high
• 9 cup, 10" high
Made in Italy. Gift boxed.
Customer Reviews
Denali ( ) 
We have been using these pots for 25 years. Had to replace the first one after about 15 years because the rubber gasket wore out.Annie ( )
My 6 cup maker is a real stovetop marvel! Very compact and fully portable unit and very easy to use.Travis ( )
I lived for four months in Italy and drank espresso made with these little wonders every day along with the Italians. They last for decades as long as you replace the rubber gasket every few years. Don't expect the espresso to be palatable the first few times you use the machine because it has to be a bit seasoned to remove the metallic taste. Also the espresso will taste better if you wash the machine without soap.moonwif ( )
My husband had been stationed in Italy and made friends there who we still have today. As a result, we have been using this type of espresso maker for over 25 years and have introduced many other espresso-lovers to this method of making their brew. They make better coffee than the expensive machines and they last longer. Sometimes the replacement gaskets can be hard to find. There are also numerous stovetop pots for heating and frothing milk for cappuccino that are inexpensive, last for YEARS and are easy to use.rockblock ( )
just got a new bialetti 3 cup moka express pot... a wonderful piece of coffee maker... before that I had an old 6 cup pot from my grandparents, just cleaned the dust from it and its still working.taiatoshi ( )
Absolutely the best!marsha ( )
i love my new cafe maker i will always have it on handEunice Muir (03-02-2008)
I have had expensive electric machine which always wore out, and I would go back to my stove top machine which I got for a wedding present in 1968! The pot is so simple and easy to use, and a great help when the power is off - stick it on a camping stove and you have hot coffee. I need a new gasket, can anyone tell me where I can get one?
How to use stove-tops:
• Unscrew the top and bottom chambers. Remove the coffee basket and fill the lower chamber with cool water. Fill to the bottom of the safety valve which is visible from the inside and outside of the lower chamber.
• Place the coffee basket inside the lower chamber and fill with medium to coarse grind coffee. If you use fine coffee the pot will not work.
• Firmly screw the two halves together.
• Place on the stove on a medium flame. The flame should not shoot up past the bottom of the pot.
• Finally, check the upper chamber after 4-5 minutes, once the upper chamber is filled immediately remove the pot from the stove and serve.
• Leaving a stove-top maker on an open flame with no water in the bottom will cause the pot to reach such a high enough temperature that not only will your scald the coffee in a matter of minutes but you will also burn the gasket used to connect the two halves.
• As an alternative to a traditional stove top view our cordless espresso maker "Caffe Mattina", this electric stove top maker shuts its self off once the coffee is brewed.
• Unscrew the top and bottom chambers. Remove the coffee basket and fill the lower chamber with cool water. Fill to the bottom of the safety valve which is visible from the inside and outside of the lower chamber.
• Place the coffee basket inside the lower chamber and fill with medium to coarse grind coffee. If you use fine coffee the pot will not work.
• Firmly screw the two halves together.
• Place on the stove on a medium flame. The flame should not shoot up past the bottom of the pot.
• Finally, check the upper chamber after 4-5 minutes, once the upper chamber is filled immediately remove the pot from the stove and serve.
• Leaving a stove-top maker on an open flame with no water in the bottom will cause the pot to reach such a high enough temperature that not only will your scald the coffee in a matter of minutes but you will also burn the gasket used to connect the two halves.
• As an alternative to a traditional stove top view our cordless espresso maker "Caffe Mattina", this electric stove top maker shuts its self off once the coffee is brewed.
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