Showing posts with label how to use stovetop espresso maker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to use stovetop espresso maker. Show all posts
Friday, August 15, 2014
Alessi 9090/6 Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker 6 Cup
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Aerolatte Cafe Porcellana Espresso
Unfortunately I lost the pot in a divorce settlement and have been unable to find one or anything similar until now.
After reading the previous review I was a bit hesitant to try the Cafe Porcellana stove top espresso maker but between my nostalgia and the reputation of Aerolatte I purchased it.
To my surprise and excitement the Espresso Pot worked wonderfully.
I didn't find anything wrong with the construction of this item. The instructions were very clear and easy to follow, just fill the bottom vessel with water and fill the funnel shaped filter with coffee, Screw on the top portion and place on the stovetop. In minutes the espresso brews up from the bottom through the spout to the Porcelain pot.
What a wonderful cup of coffee it made, I was so excited I decided to make another pot and made a cup of cappuccino with the Aerolatte Hot, another purchase I made along with the Cafe Porcllana. Bravo Aerolatte!!Aerolatte Hot Milk Warmer and FrotherI bought one of these a couple of weeks ago for a birthday present. It ended up being a joke. The black plastic on the spout was cut unevenly and the threading was basically non-existent. You could slide the spout loosely in and out. The paint was uneven and coming off around to top of the basin where you put water in to be heated, and there was black tar-like substance inside of the part where water goes; it left a greasy film even after being washed. The consensus was, "This does not appear to be food safe". I hope nobody else tries to make coffee with one of these. I cannot imagine selling such a thing. There should be a "from China, no quality control, use at your own risk", warning on the label, and on Amazon's seller page.
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I love this little pot. I have been using it for about a month and it makes a great espresso quick and easy. I used to have something similar years ago and I was happy to find this one. I agree with the reviewer that said the instructions are easy to follow. I guess the other reviewer must have just gotten a bad one. Happens I guess. Mine is sturdy and well made. I have ordered one for my Aunt who loves espresso too! Thanks for a great productRead Best Reviews of Aerolatte Cafe Porcellana Espresso Here
Very cute, works well until you pour from the pot. It dribbles everywhere! This product should have been better designed.Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Liberta Espresso Coffee Maker Size: 3 cup
PERFECT in every way this little 3 cup pot works beautifully on my electric stove top (about 5 minutes on medium heat). Clean up is simple and no worries about aluminum leaching into my already addled brain (!)
GREAT pot at a very reasonable price made in China but EXCELLENT quality all the way round (including the handle which is also stainless not plastic that may degrade over exposure to heat).
Enjoy your perfect cup of coffee from this Liberta 3 cup espresso pot
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Toastess TFC-2T 450-Watt Personal-Size Coffeemaker with Thermal Travel Mug
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There are so many little engineering considerations put into this little coffee maker: The little handle to remove the filter basket (well done); the spout automatically returns to it's proper placement after filling water reservoir; and the sleek design. Forget the plastic travel mug except for maybe adding the water, and I use my own trusty mug in it's place for sipping coffee. The one flaw that is glaring is that there is no automatic shutoff when the coffee is brewed. That is definitely a safety hazard. It's no good saying, you'll always check to see it's turned off, because you won't. I would happily pay a few dollars more if an automatic shutoff were included. As for the Black and Decker counterpart that's no good at all. In fact, many stores refuse to carry the thing because of all the returns. So, this is the best bet for the time being and we'll hope Toastess fixes the shut off problem. For those of you who hate old coffee and really just want a nice freshly brewed cuppa at a reasonable price, this is a good thing.Read Best Reviews of Toastess TFC-2T 450-Watt Personal-Size Coffeemaker with Thermal Travel Mug Here
I've had this coffee maker for about 6 months now. This is exactly what I wanted. A way to make good coffee, the strength I like, but only 1 cup. You must use regular ground coffee, then you can make it as strong as you'd like. The cup is odd shaped with a handle that doesn't fit in my car cup holder, so I use it as a sort of cafe and pour it into another mug (which it fills) and rinse this one out for the next day's coffee. It has it's own filter so no more paper ones. It's just what I wanted and needed. Money WELL spent!Want Toastess TFC-2T 450-Watt Personal-Size Coffeemaker with Thermal Travel Mug Discount?
Works well for making one or two cups on the boat with a 700W inverter. Two scoops of Starbucks French Roast and you're good to go. Use a small filter modified to fit the basket to simplify cleaning
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