Bialetti Moka induction for 3 cups
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6T are 6 Italian espressos, i.e. very small cups. Quantity corresponds to approx. 2 cups of Café Crème (restaurant cups).
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I have just corrected this information. It is recommended that you clean the espresso pot by hand so that it does not tarnish and, above all, the sealing rings do not become brittle.
We can place the Bialetti directly on the induction hob. Works very well!
Hoi Richard the lower part is made of stainless steel for induction compatibility, the upper part is made of cast aluminium Greetings and a happy new year Marcel
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Ca. 9 cm
Maybe, maybe not...I haven't found out with research, in 2010 it said Bialetti already produces in Eastern Europe, and this entry confirms that again: http://www.finon.info/blog/bialetti-stellt-produktion-ein-1769/ "The Italian coffee pot manufacturer Bialetti is discontinuing production of its world-famous mocha pots in Italy. The reason for this is the huge competition that is becoming more and more present, especially from capsule machines. Production is moving to Eastern Europe, to Bulgaria and Turkey. Bialetti's competitors have also been producing there for a long time. LG
Yes, ˆ 'inside the top of the mocha is aluminium.
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No plastic parts on the inside.
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Hi Sandra, I just measured it and came up with 100mm bottom diameter. I never had any problems with our V-Zug cooker.
I don't know! Mine broke because the valve wouldn't open and the pressure dented everything!
The number of cups can be selected below the colour option. We offer both in this case.
Never had to order spare parts... can't help, sorry
According to the labelling on the bottom of the mocha, it can be used for all types of cookers.
Three very small ones then!
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The Italian Bialetti origninal coffeepots are made of aluminium, and they were used on gas cookers, this coffeepot has only the upper part in aluminium, the lower part which contains the water is made of steel to be detected by induction cookers, but it works very well on ceramic glass as well as on gas, I am very happy with it!This coffee maker has only the upper part in aluminium, the lower part which contains the water is in steel so that it can be detected by induction cookers, but it works very well on ceramic glass as well as on gas, I am very happy with it!
Yes, it can also be used on a gas cooker. It is important that the flame is not larger than the lower container so that the handle does not get hot.
I'm sorry but I don't know because I'm notch of the original filter branch.
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