IMUSA USA B120-42V Caffettiera per piano cottura espresso in alluminio 3 tazze, argento

Brand:Imusa

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Si stacca per una facile pulizia dopo l'uso. Ideale per fare l'espresso. Progettato con una parte superiore ribaltabile e un beccuccio laterale per un facile servizio. Il suo design piccolo e portatile lo rende facile da condividere. Capacità di 3 tazze con manico e pomello Cool Touch per una facile maneggevolezza. Realizzato con alluminio resistente che mantiene il caffè caldo, solo lavaggio a mano. Nota: 1) Una macinatura troppo grossa, una quantità insufficiente di caffè o una pressatura insufficiente dei fondi prima dell'infusione possono portare a una pressione inadeguata per una corretta infusione. 2) È importante notare che la quantità di espresso estratto varierà a seconda della dimensione e della quantità di macinatura e potrebbe essere necessaria una riprogrammazione quando la dimensione e la quantità vengono regolate.

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Si stacca per una facile pulizia dopo l'uso. Ideale per fare l'espresso. Progettato con una parte superiore ribaltabile e un beccuccio laterale per un facile servizio. Il suo design piccolo e portatile lo rende facile da condividere. Capacità di 3 tazze con manico e pomello Cool Touch per una facile maneggevolezza. Realizzato con alluminio resistente che mantiene il caffè caldo, solo lavaggio a mano. Nota: 1) Una macinatura troppo grossa, una quantità insufficiente di caffè o una pressatura insufficiente dei fondi prima dell'infusione possono portare a una pressione inadeguata per una corretta infusione. 2) È importante notare che la quantità di espresso estratto varierà a seconda della dimensione e della quantità di macinatura e potrebbe essere necessaria una riprogrammazione quando la dimensione e la quantità vengono regolate.
Brand Imusa
Capacity 3 Cups
Coffee Maker Type Percolator
Color Silver
Country of Origin China
Customer Reviews 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 13,728 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping Item can be shipped within U.S.
Filter Type Reusable
Human Interface Input Touchscreen
Included Components Coffeemaker
International Shipping This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Item model number B120-42V
Item Weight 0.65 Pounds
Item Weight 10.4 ounces
Manufacturer Imusa USA
Material Aluminum
Model Name Aluminum Espresso Stovetop Coffeemaker 3-Cup
Number of Items 1
Product Dimensions 3.9 x 4.7 x 6.3 inches
Product Dimensions 3.9"D x 4.7"W x 6.3"H
Recommended Uses For Product Cycling
Special Feature Portable,Permanent Filter
Specific Uses For Product Espresso
Style Classic
Voltage 42 Volts
Wattage 120 watts

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Scritto da: SSW
Secrets to brewing espresso? Are you curious...
The media could not be loaded. This little coffee pot is capable of brewing delicious coffee with a little work and patience you will have a great little coffee maker I have used these for 20+ years I am happy to share what works for me because the directions are vague in places. However there are things that you need to do first before using it to brew your coffee I will explain why. Now If you are not willing to take the time because your lazy, and/or ask for a golden goose during a factory tour whining when factory owner says no your not going to like this coffee maker do yourself a favor give it away as a gift. If you have arthritis or your hands hurt I have arthritis and carpal tunnel just have someone help or just take your time this is not a race. When I pulled this one out of the box I noticed aluminum dust and debris inside and that the threads are a little rough this is to be expected it is not coated this is a cast aluminum aka Pot metal. For many years before the plug and play instant gratification nonsense came about everything you can think of cookware wise was made like this and it was excellent it lasted forever. So I am going to walk you through what I did to make this a good little coffee maker and how to maintain it. First use warm not hot water and normal dishwashing soap along with a non abrasive dishwashing sponge or cotton washcloth or soft bristle nylon brush . Do not use acidic, aggressive, or caustic cleaners its not neccessary and you will ruin your coffee maker. So begin to thoroughly wash/rinse everything inside and out including funnel until all dirt and debris are cleaned out and dry everything with a cotton cloth. Fill the coffee maker with water as the directions specify to the valve and assemble do not add coffee. Now when you assemble the top to the base do not over tighten dont forget your gasket sometimes they fall out just place it back in place. Hold the top and base when tightening not the handle or you will break your handle. As you feel the base make contact with the silicone gasket in the top just tighten snug to seal not over tight this will help seat your gasket. If in doubt about how tight turn until top makes contact with bottom turn until it snugs about a half of an inch extra tighten you don't want to bind your silicone gasket. Place on a burner with the handle away from the burner so it doesn't melt turning heat to medium high while waiting for it to finish the brewing process watch the little brass safety valve it will probably steam a little this is completely normal your valve is working fine. If it leaks between the top and base while percolating remove from heat, allow to cool and tighten a little more when you refill it this sometimes happens dont give up. Pour off the water and allow it to cool this is your first heat cycle a very important part of breaking in your new coffee maker. Absolutely do not cool it off under a faucet with water I know its tempting yet just patiently wait for it to cool on its own down to room temperature for everything to expand contact properly. When it has completely cooled off pull it completely apart again. Looking inside you might see more little black spots or loose debris this is normal rinse and wash them out again as described above. Wipe dry the outside and inside dry with a cotton cloth this prevents water spots and helps loosen any debris. Fill with water to valve again tighten snug not too tight and place it on a burner on medium heat allowing it to run water through watch the pressure relief when finished pour it out allow to completely cool to room temperature completing your second heat cycle. When cool disassemble your coffee maker notice how it comes apart your gasket in the top should seat nicely with the bottom and you shouldn't have any cast debris they should be gone it should look nice and clean inside. Now I will tell you what I do for a delicious cup of espresso. Fill with water using cool or cold filtered water up to the valve, drop in the funnel, add coffee level with the top of funnel loosely no need to tamp, screw on top notice how nicely it seats after all that work, place on burner on medium heat, listening for it to percolate its done when the top is about 3/4 full usually, and pour your espresso into a cup enjoy. It should taste amazing if its too strong or too weak adjust your coffee amount or heating temperature. When finished rinse thoroughly and wipe dry. If you place it in the dishwasher I don't recommend that I made that mistake. Hard water spots happen don't worry about them. With proper cleaning and care this should last for many years. I use these at home, shop, traveling, and they are wonderful on a camping stove. If you notice any yuck on the bottom from a burner or if coffee maker gets nasty dirty inside/outside I clean these with non abrasive white shop hand cleaner buffing it in until dirt is loose, wipe off excess cleaner, wash as described above, and cycle water through it. I have many of these in different sizes all plain aluminum like this. I have polished the outsides of these and and top inside to a beautiful shine with aluminum polish using the same procedure as you do with silverware when I encounter hard water or high mineral water. I have sanded the rough cast inside surface of the base smooth and polished the inside to a mirror shine for fun and easy cleaning. I have busted off or melted off the handles and replaced them with different designs of my own creation. I have Heliarc welded these if they get a seep in the bottom or if the lid hinge breaks/cracks. With care you should be able to pass this on to your children or someone close to you who loves delicious espresso. Hopefully this was helpful for you and you enjoy your espresso maker. If you have any questions just ask me and I will share what has worked for me. Good luck and importantly have fun.
Scritto da: Razikx
Just as good as a bialetti
I have a 6 cup bialetti and this Imusa 3 cup is practically the same as the bialetti. Seems like it’s all made of aluminum and this one actually looks a smidge better than the bialetti when it comes to the finish. I have an induction stove so I do use a converter plate and it’s perfect! This make a perfect cup of coffee(americano ) when these moka pots say cups, they actually mean around 1.5oz per cup because of the concentration of coffee that they are (espresso ). I think this one is perfect for those that add to their coffee ( water , milk ) or whatever. The 6 cup is perfect for those that just want more or perfect for 2. So many tips online but the 2 tip I would encourage other to do is run the base under cold water after it’s done and to use an aero press filter. Perfect every time.
Scritto da: A. Marks
This three espresso shot pot works great.
There are so many reviews of Moka pots here: many aren't encouraging. I threw caution to the wind and put six big ones on this little gem. It came a day later. Our induction glass top stove did nothing to warm this little pot after five minutes, but today the warmer shown did. I ran two heat/cool cycles with just water to clean it. Then I filled the funnel with Kicking Horse's 454 HP coffee and with the heater on 2.5 of 5 I had a double shot of espresso, ready for consumption at 8:30 pm. I drank half and sacrificed the other half so I could get to sleep later. This combo works great. I wanted a percolator for my shop and this will do very well. I recommend it. It's certainly worth all 600 pennies I paid for it.
Scritto da: blessedw2
Buy larger than you think you will need
I am a new espresso drinker. I purchased this moka pot for travel. It is an adjustment using this pot. It is so tiny. So maneuvering it to fit on an eye of a gas stove without burning & melting the handle can be frustrating. However, once you properly season the pot and make adjustments for one’s preferences, the espresso is comparable to one from a machine.
Scritto da: Maria Vilela
perfect coffee pot
I was looking for a simple coffee maker that makes a good Cuban espresso coffee and this has been the best I found. It exceeded my expectations. I recommend it. Depending on the size of the espresso cup you use, you can serve two or three cups, or make a cup of strong American coffee.
Scritto da: Kristina
Great *little* addition
I wanted an espresso machine but don’t have the money or the space. Not to mention the amount of faff that comes with it. This seemed like a quick easy affordable option and so far I’m happy with it. Yes- It is small. It’s an espresso maker, not a coffee pot. I actually wanted this size so it’s not an issue for me. I would look for another brand/option if you want a full pot of coffee. This will only make a couple espresso shots at a time. It says 3 cups, but I don’t think it means measuring cups. I put a standard mug in my photo for reference. I saw other reviews where the plastic pieces broke off so I assume you have to be careful of how you place it on the heat source, how long, how hot, etc. I’ll update my review if I have any issues like that. Also, you need to clean it well before first use. Mine had a bunch of gook and aluminum shavings in it that I prefer not to drink. Otherwise, for $5? Yes. I am very happy with it.
Scritto da: A. D. Turner
Not bad but small capacity
It makes good espresso but when I fill the lower chamber to just below the valve I get enough brewed espresso to fill 2 small cups that are 2.5 ounce\74 ml capacity each, not 3 cups.
Scritto da: Dippy
Love it!
It's such a perfect little kitchen accessory. Makes about enough for 2 lattes, like...10 tablespoons ish. Crazy easy to clean, and makes the whole kitchen smell so good when it's brewing.
Scritto da: LL
Small and cute for 1 person only
Used it once to test. It's working on electric stove but not on convection stove. Working well to steam one cup of coffee only. It is perfect for 1 person (not a heavy coffee drinker) to use, but not for someone drinking a lot of coffee or for more than 1 person. I gave 4 star to flavour but it might be due to the coffee powder I used was a bit stale. This might affect flavour. Very easy to clean, just rinse it in warm water right after poured out the coffee and it was cooled down a bit. Per instruction, I left the handle outside the electric stove ring to avoid melting the handle. It seemed working well.
Scritto da: Kath
It is ok but is not for 3 cup, only 1 cup.
I will rate it 5 stars, but it is not intended for 3 cups, you can only get one cup. I bought the traditional Italian coffee to get a better tasting coffee, it is a big difference, it keeps the strong flavor of the coffee bean. It tastes so delicious with this Italian coffee, but it is too small, I need to put it several times if I am going to give someone else some coffee.
Scritto da: Lasheida
Cheap quality
Cheap material, but is ok
Scritto da: Alexandra Kabbes
Good
Works really well. Makes one shot of espresso. I wouldn’t put it in the dishwasher but very easy to hand wash

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