KASSO Stovetop Espresso Maker, 6 Cup Aluminum Moka Pot for Classic Espresso, Italian Coffee Maker for Home and Camping, Easy to Operate & Quick Cleanup (Red and Burlywood)

The media could not be loaded. I researched many different types of moka pots ranging from ten dollars to ninety five dollars and this one made it to the top of my list for best value and best appearance. I was concerned based on some of the other reviews that said the aluminum was flaking but I tested it by putting water in it before using it and swirling the water around and using a flashlight inside. No flaking occurred, I even tested it for the next 3 times I used it, still no metal flakes. I hopes this puts your mind at ease.If you are like me and you are wondering if this will work with a glass top stove, rest easy because YES it does! What I do to speed up the process is pre-boil water in a small sauce pan (takes about 2 mins on high), then I pour the water in the bottom chamber and I use an oven mit when screwing the bottom and top pieces together and quickly put it over medium heat. Then the moka pot brews the coffee in about 5 minutes. As soon as it starts gurgling/sputtering, I remove it from the heat immediately to avoid a burnt espresso taste.One thing I noticed is as you pour out the coffee, it gets stronger and stronger towards the bottom so I pour it all out into a separate container and then back in the moka pot to make sure it's mixed evenly. Tastes great!Hope this helps :D

Not only is it beautiful to look at, but also wellmade. I've had so many other coffee makers and I always had to warm up my milk or creamer before mixing it with my espresso. That's not necessary with the Kasso coffee maker. It comes out steaming hot and stays that way. I loved it so much I got one for my mom in her favorite color red.

I bought another brand three times that has a plastic handle and when it got too hot and I wasn't paying attention it melted. This brand has a wooden handle and I've had no such problem. On occasion I've walked out of the kitchen and forgot about the coffee maker that I placed on top of an electric stove burner, making sure that the handle was as far from the burner as possible but it did not make a difference with the other brand, while in this case it's still fine. The only issue is that the bottom got blackened and I haven't been able to remove all of it but I suppose that this would be normal of anything that gets too hot.

This is a great little Moka pot. Easy to use and clean. My only complaint is when pouring, the steam will come out the hinge on the top and burn my hand. I have to grip the handle by the very end to prevent this.

I got this to help me make espresso for my at home white chocolate mocha's and its perfect. Super easy to use, super easy to clean, and it makes the perfect amount of espresso for my frappe so there is no waste!

My friend brought me home some Italian coffee so I wants to make it the bet way. This little pot does the job. I have espresso without having a huge expensive machine. I’ve seen reviews with ppl saying this requires a lot of coffee. THIS IS NOT TRUE THEY ARE USING IT WRONG. There is a funnel type sieve that you’re supposed to fill with your coffee grounds. This 3 cup mokapot takes about 3-4 tablespoons. It does not go in the bottom of the pot. If the espresso is spurting, your flame/heat is too high. I love that I can use this on my gas burner as well. Would def recommend:)

This was my first introduction to a moka pot and I liked it. It is really difficult to clean though. The aluminum leaves a black film or the weirdest white bubbles on the inside of the pot. Love the moka pot, but not this aluminum one. The crevices around the top are hard to clean too.

I was afraid that it wouldn’t look as good as it comes once I use it, but almost a year after it stills shine like new and I use it everyday