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Bialetti Moka Express Espresso Maker, 3 Cup | 
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| Brand: La Cafetiere
Category: Kitchen
List Price: £19.99
Buy New: £12.96
You Save: £7.03 (35%)
New (7) Used (1) from £8.12
Rating:  10 reviews
Media: Kitchen & Home
Fragile: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.7
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0.2
MPN: 3011-2
Model: 22
EAN: 8006363000222
ASIN: B0000AN3QI
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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Product Description
The rich, decadent smell of traditionally-made espresso coffee isn''t just a gift, it''s a change of lifestyle! Precision-made stainless steel pressure valves use the steam-driven espresso method to capture the full flavour of the coffee. The Moka Express is a traditional stovetop espresso maker.available in 1 cup 3 cup 6 cup 9 cup 12 cup 18 cup
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| Customer Reviews:
 Moka Express 3 cup January 9, 2004
22 out of 23 found this review helpful
Bialetti is one of the best coffee maker manufacturer in Italy. I have used it since I was borne (I am Italian!). I find the three cup one to suit me best.....I usually have a bit more than one cup in the morning and it leaves me just enough for a caffe latte when I get back from work! The only down side is that it can accumulate scale if you live in area with hard water. Over all.......I could not live without it!
 This is the one! July 26, 2004
Guy Dunsterville
16 out of 19 found this review helpful
A long time ago, a Neapolitan friend introduced me to the morning ritual of espresso using this brilliant model.
Just put the pot on the hob; but leave the lid open. Get an espresso cup and put 2 spoons of white sugar in. As the first drops emerge, pour into the cup. Close the lid and put back onto the hob to finish. While this happens, beat the sugar and the rich coffee until creamy! Then add the rest of the pot.
Really really tasty - and almost impossible to achieve without a Bialletti.
excellent budget choice for making espresso January 12, 2004
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
I have bought this product a month ago. We are absolutely delighted with Moka Ekspress. We stuck to espresso a few years ago making it in different ways from simple glass beaker to a cheap espresso machine. This aluminum Moka Ekspress is the best budget choice, if you are not ready to buy a real expensive espresso maker. Its the biggest advantages are that it keeps coffee warm much longer than any other coffee makers as well as makes the excellent taste. I highly recommend Moka Elspress to anyone loving strong coffee. Try it on Italian Lavazzo espresso coffee. It is very convenient in use except the only drawback which is that you can easily spoil your Moka Ekspress by forgetting to add water in a cup if you are not very careful person. You can easily replace the burnt rubber part if you live in Italy, not in other country. I did that twice during last month and have to buy a new one - Moka Ekspress, of course.
 Great use and taste, nervous about aluminium! August 9, 2008
titaniamoth (London UK)
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
I love MOST things about this, from great tasting coffee, which I prefer to a cafetiere, the lovely bubbly noise of my morning ritual, the great design - but, BUT I do wonder about the aluminium! I banned all alu saucepans from the kitchen, replacing with stainless steel, because of some evidence showing there may be links with micro doses of aluminium (as you get from alu saucepans) and senile dementia/Alzheimer's. This is the one alu item in my kitchen, and I'm nervously attached to it because it brings back so many memories of my student days, when my best friend on the course, half Italian, introduced me to the delights of morning espresso from a Bialetti - I take a little trip down memory lane each morning with this design classic (losing a few more brain cells with each brew?)
At some point I may have to try the newer fangled stainless steel replacement, and hope I am compos mentis enough still to enjoy it
 It's made of aluminium, not of stainless steel! April 7, 2008
Ramos
4 out of 10 found this review helpful
I bought one while visiting Italy and enjoyed the coffee very much intially. However, couple of months later it was useless. Be aware that you need to clean and dry the product as soon as you are finished -not always possible. I didn't and its bottom got rusty which was not removable. The product is NOT stainless steel as you would expect any practical utensils to be. If you happen to leave some coffee inside for a couple of days or weeks, forget about it -unless of course you dont mind the blackish rust which is presumably not good for health. I'm now searching one made of stainless steel.
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