Have anyone tried it with Bialetti moka express stove top makers?
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Not yet. I am sure it will be fine. In my Gaggia it always makes a great cup.
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I've used this in the 1 & 3 cup moka express, comes out great. This espresso is worth every dime whether in an automatic machine or a moka.
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Yes I have used all of the Lavazza brand coffees in a moka stove top maker with excellent results. I highly recommend Lavazza as the best coffee I have ever used.
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Yes, I have. I had to because the grind was too fine for my espresso maker. I think the mocha pots work better with coarser grinds, but this worked well. You don't need to tamp, just level.
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I have used this both on a gas and electric stove and it works GREAT!! However, I use bamboo or wooden skewers along the bottom to ensure nothing sticks to the bottom. We have cooked beef, chicken, and lamb along with vegetables and everytime it has been amazing. Takes me back to Sefrou, Maroc :-)
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Seems like the Magefesa pressure cookers are well supported in the states, but I couldn't find Magefesa Moka parts either here or in Europe: send me the radius of the seals and I will tell you if they match the Bialetti ones, if that is what you need. Just measure them flat and tell me the dimensions, so I can compare to the 6 cup Bialetti ones I have.
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I don't know I only have a bialetti and I have not had to use the replacement yet. Sorry I could not be of help.
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No but there are converters sometimes need to work with them to get them to fit just right. Check youtube and adapter available here on Amazon that is of the better variety. You will have to judge if one will work with your particular stove but they will adapt to a screw on type connector.
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no .. i didnt buy the product .. it was too large for my oven .. i bought a SCANPAN large lasagne 'pan' instead, which is a truly excellent 'low-sided' [about 2"-2.5" high] roaster which can also be used on the stove top over eg gas burners, though it does cost a lot .. but it has been worth it
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It may depend on your particular cooktop. Many induction cooktops sense whether there is an induction-capable pot present or not, and the diameter of moka pots is small enough that the cooktop may not recognize that it is there, and they won't turn on. The specs on my GE Monogram induction cooktop, for example, said this pot's diameter was too small, so I have used one of those steel plates under it that are designed for this purpose, and it heated a bit slowly (I have gathered it is unwise to use those plates at the higher heat settings), but I found it more than acceptable. But just now, to answer your question, I tried it without the plate, and to my surprise, it did indeed start heating, so it looks like I don't need to use that plate, after all. I haven't actually tried making coffee with it, yet, without that plate, but it looks like it should work fine, now that I tried it. Again, though, it's possible that your cooktop won't "recognize" that there's anything there to heat up if the diameter is too small.
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I believe so, as it is espresso. I use a stove top espresso maker from biliatti. Hope this helps.
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Yes from what the description says. That is why I bought it for my daughter inlaw, because her stove top is subject to change. I looked at many and this one was more versatile. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I don't know. Sometimes the Bialetti replacements don't even fit Bialetti - you have to experiment!
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I use my 3-cup Moka Express every day. It eventually got so I was prying the basket out of the tank with a screwdriver. It didn't help that I forgot about it one day and left it on the hot stove. I was lucky that my sister-in-law gave me a new basket and some rubber gaskets, too. My gasket had turned into a gummy mess and broke up. I was using an o-ring I found at the hardware store. The baskets are about $5.
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I read a post on Amazon concerning this problem. Someone with a Bialetti Class 9-cup Espresso Maker (which is stainless steel) said that Espresso Zone's GAS-310 fits properly. But I have a Moka Maker like you, so I'm not sure if it will fit!
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I can trick my induction stove to recognize this one. It is made from a lower grade stainless steel, which does contain more iron, as does all induction cookware. I have to put two Bialetti moka pots on my stove to get the sensor to turn on the magnetic induction. I have a stainless steel stove top milk steamer, and I have to do it every morning..(trick the sensor).
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I have the flat glass stove top but the pan was warped so it didn't work very well. I returned the pan.
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Opps, I did not know about an issue with glass top stovea. I've been using mine without any problems whatsoever. My stove is one of the newer models so maybe they have improved over the years.
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The first time I used a moka was in Rome, Italy. The lady told me to listen until I hear it stop drawing, then pour some into a cup and place the pot on heat very brifely. I do this each time I make a pot.
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I have the same type and size burners on my stove and I use my presto pressure cooker all summer long> No problems! good luck..Diane H.