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Moka pot units with their very own heat source

0lddog · 2016-12-29 17:07:12

Recently I came across a B & M shop with some of the above on display in the style of http://www.delonghi.com/en-int/products/coffee/coffee-makers/moka ( Not all were from DeLonghi ) Never really cared for the coffee from a stove top moka pot. With heating potentially optimized, do these do a better job ?

29-12-2016 5:07pm

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0lddog

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Recently I came across a B & M shop with some of the above on display in the style of

http://www.delonghi.com/en-int/products/coffee/coffee-makers/moka ( Not all were from DeLonghi )

Never really cared for the coffee from a stove top moka pot.

With heating potentially optimized, do these do a better job ?

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#2 29-12-2016 5:08pm

Day Lewin

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Sounds a bit weird. I'd be interested in a blind taste test. (As always)

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#3 29-12-2016 5:16pm

J_E

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Seen a few of these around. If it produces the right heat I can't really imagine there's a difference. Akin to putting it on a hotplate.

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