This amazing pot makes one of the BEST cups of coffee. I always took my alum pot camping. We were in the middle of no where and this guy casually said he was craving A capucino. I made him one of these; A truly happy camper! So simple to make on a camp stove and and such a treat in the morning.
Looks delicious. My husband burned my Moka Bialetti, it looks so ugly now and it’s one of the older ones made in Italy. He also burned my favorite pot so now everything I cook sticks to it. I have an idiot for a husband and here u are making delicious coffee for ur wife. Hope she appreciates it.
Just buy some metal polish paste for 5 Euros and your bialetti will be as good as new as will your pot. Little bit of paste to piece of canvas and both will shine like mirror.
This is very interesting... Just a note, I used to own a cafe for years & would serve expresso/latte & cappuccinos from a 10k machine. It isn't needed as long as you master the brewing system. The burner should be medium heat not too high, the reason? high temps will cause coffee to extract more of a bitter taste towards the end of the brew. Remember these 2 -Temp & Time.. The longer it takes to extract, the more likely you are to have a bitter taste also. You can add a small pinch of sodium, salt to your grounds before brewing. This gives a full body, milder flavor & cancels the bitter flavor through the extraction process. Coffee is awesome & there certainly is an art to it. This looks like a wonderful brewer system. Just a piece of cool information.. in Sweden sometimes they brew coffee with salted meat, to give it extra flavor & cut the bitterness out in the coffee. They say it tastes like heaven, who knows. Happy brewing & thanks for posting this.
Taco agreed kind of like a steak blast the heat you will char the outside with a raw center but a lower consistently be heat will slowly travel through
OK, after several inquiries, let me clear the air...thanks for the comments. It's a 1994 Rolex Submariner, purchased through the Navy Exchange Catalog Sales, while I was active duty serving onboard the USS Baltimore (SSN 704). You're welcome.
Ok the watch it ok. But Where did you get the pot at can you post a link was the Amazon Wally world where please. I have got maiko pots, percolators I need that for my collection and to make me some awesome looking coffee.
@@Sunshine-bh8ki This one is called the Bialetti Mukka Express Vetro ...I think it was exclusively sold via Williams-Sonoma at one time..now you can check Ebay :D
My Mukka was messy, cold and almost without foam at the beginning.. But when I was looking for a valve replacement, I saw, there comes a small rubber ring with a new Valve. So I just put a small rubber sealing ring on the pillar where the coffe comes out, right under the top so the Valve sits on it. Now everything is sealed tight and i have more foam than ever, the coffee is much much hotter and there is no mess anymore. Everybody with problems, try a small sealing ring under the valve! (Try at own risk, always see that the bayonett valve is sealed tightI) Its a 13mm x 1,64mm ring ("R-06")!
Great video, thanks for sharing. I've had mine for almost ten years and I love it. Found it in a thrift store for only $3. I've used it with all milks and the results are always the same. Perfection*
I bought one of these a few years ago. Without fail, every time I use it I get a boiling milk volcano all over my kitchen. I know your going to say I am heating to quickly or for too long. I have experimented with all those variables and still get the milk mess. I’m done with it. I love the other products they make, just not this one. Great video by the way. I’m glad someone is having success with that thing.
I had a similar problem happen to me one time and I discovered that the rubber ring had gotten hard and was cracking so I didn’t have a proper connection when twisting the two parts together. I threw it out and bought a new one and that solved my problem. For 18 years I’ve had a lot of success with it, but every once in a while I do have to replace it.
Fantastic video! Informative and to the point. Your guidance inspired me to finally use my Bialetti Mukka Express. Worked exactly as you demonstrated and the resultant beverage was delightful. Nice watch and thank you for serving our country 🇺🇸
A common complaint with beginners is that the Mukka does not heat up the milk enough. What a simple and elegant solution to just leave it on the stove an extra minute.
Just over 4 oz water in the base, the same as the amount of milk to fill line. Just under 2/3 cup. Heat on medium high .Also wash all parts carefully and dry completely. The base is aluminum, coffee is acidic thus pocking can occur if you do not do this. The oils in coffee can gum up plastic frother lift mechanism so I rinse with water to avoid buildup. Milk proteins rinse out better in cold water. I found mine on eBay. I discovered the leak when pouring came from mineral buildup under the large gasket.
Great video, very nice that you have a clear one that shows the process. I just bought one tonight and can't wait for morning to try it out. Thanks again.
Very good demonstration. I just wanna note that I don’t even drink coffee and I don’t know why this was recommended to me but I’m pleasantly surprised. Hope 2019 is treating you well.
Found one on auction site but leaks where coffee and milk components meet. So want to replace the filter & gasket but unable to find how that's correctly done. Remove gasket with a dull knife for example. Have watched all possible videos, yours is by far the best. Thank you.
I know this is an older video but today is my birthday and my wonderful son ordered me one yesterday. Glass top and all. I can not wait to duplicate this recipe. I can smell the espresso now. Bravo
Great video and the clear pitch portion of the Mukka pot made it very nice to watch what it does. I do have a question, if you don't put any milk into the pot and make just plain coffee instead, is there a healthy crema made? Does the coffee taste like espresso then? I wonder how the Mukka pot would make plain coffee vs the Brikka model?
great video! I have had mine for years and have been afraid to use it, as it blew up once. I just pulled it out of storage and it worked great, Thanks you!
is the bottom of this aluminium? Ive been trying to decide if I want to get one because I didnt know if it worked on Glass top stoves so I might buy it and give it a try now! Thank you!
Cutest moka pot on the planet ! 😍 Isn't it a bit fastidious to clean, though ? I suppose you should pour cold water into the pot right after you have served the coffee, so the milk doesn't dry in the system ? Just asking... 8 years later, lol.
Thank you 😊 I ordered one after watching and it arrived today. Unfortunately I didn’t get the nice clear one like you found as those are only available as used at about double the price of a new ‘cow pattern’. It made a nice cup of cappuccino and the foam (almond milk) is yummy 😋
Couldn’t find the glass top one in US, do you think I can do the same for regular Bialetti pot? ( really like the idea to add milk in it! So it come out done! )
i never saw anything like that, that's very cool although it did not seem to make very much (i drink 2 or 3 14oz travel mugs a day) but i'm guessing there's a difference between my coffee and espresso's ...
Thank you for such a good video. Maybe you could help me with a couple of questions please? I have watched a number of these videos, and only two of them have shown a cappuccino cap addition as in your video. Does with this device automatically come with these , or is an attachment? Also, it looks like yours is the single cup size. Did you have any choice in this on purchase? My best wishes. Tim Marshall
Hi there!! Great video, I just have a question. Do you have the option to make different amounts of cups? Let’s say if this is a 4 cup version, can you make 1 cup or you have to make the max amount? Thank you!
No, a specific amount of water is added to a specific mark inside the lower vessel - likewise, a specific amount of milk is added to a specific mark on the upper vessel.
Nice video. Where did you find a glass one? Also if you don't press button for cappuccino and leave milk out will it just make coffee/espresso like a regular Bialetti?
Have they stopped making this now? Seems like maybe yes. The prices for it out there now are very high. Is there an alternative similar device for a cappuccino?
I see milk build up on the main tubing in froth compartment. Its very difficult to get in there to clean. Any hints on how best to clean milk buildup. I rinse ea time but that must not be enough.
I don't own these, but I'd put a vinegar mix in the chamber and boil that so it pushes the vinegar through the wand 4 u. Should take take of most the elbow grease
i live in the city and had one a long time ago. upgraded to nespresso but didnt find i used iy enough. being that i live in nyc the roaches infested. so itossed it and went back to old school with the mokka
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This amazing pot makes one of the BEST cups of coffee. I always took my alum pot camping. We were in the middle of no where and this guy casually said he was craving A capucino. I made him one of these; A truly happy camper! So simple to make on a camp stove and and such a treat in the morning.
That's a beautiful coffee maker.
Good video, nicely kept to the point, no superfluous "look at me and my skills" talk.
Thanks!
Looks delicious. My husband burned my Moka Bialetti, it looks so ugly now and it’s one of the older ones made in Italy. He also burned my favorite pot so now everything I cook sticks to it. I have an idiot for a husband and here u are making delicious coffee for ur wife. Hope she appreciates it.
Just buy some metal polish paste for 5 Euros and your bialetti will be as good as new as will your pot. Little bit of paste to piece of canvas and both will shine like mirror.
@@ReasonAboveEverything oh I wish I would have known this b4 I gave it away. thank you tho, will keep in mind :)
This is very interesting... Just a note, I used to own a cafe for years & would serve expresso/latte & cappuccinos from a 10k machine. It isn't needed as long as you master the brewing system. The burner should be medium heat not too high, the reason? high temps will cause coffee to extract more of a bitter taste towards the end of the brew. Remember these 2 -Temp & Time.. The longer it takes to extract, the more likely you are to have a bitter taste also. You can add a small pinch of sodium, salt to your grounds before brewing. This gives a full body, milder flavor & cancels the bitter flavor through the extraction process. Coffee is awesome & there certainly is an art to it. This looks like a wonderful brewer system. Just a piece of cool information.. in Sweden sometimes they brew coffee with salted meat, to give it extra flavor & cut the bitterness out in the coffee. They say it tastes like heaven, who knows. Happy brewing & thanks for posting this.
REgardin the high heat, hot water helps to get things going quickly to reduce exposure time to heat!
Taco agreed kind of like a steak blast the heat you will char the outside with a raw center but a lower consistently be heat will slowly travel through
Its not like an espresso machine, higher heat is usually the way to go on these to get the best taste. Depends on your stove.
ESPRESSO, Rhonda, not Expresso!
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OK, after several inquiries, let me clear the air...thanks for the comments. It's a 1994 Rolex Submariner, purchased through the Navy Exchange Catalog Sales, while I was active duty serving onboard the USS Baltimore (SSN 704). You're welcome.
Ok the watch it ok. But Where did you get the pot at can you post a link was the Amazon Wally world where please. I have got maiko pots, percolators I need that for my collection and to make me some awesome looking coffee.
@@Sunshine-bh8ki my son just ordered me the same one. He found it on their website. Glass top and all
@@Sunshine-bh8ki This one is called the Bialetti Mukka Express Vetro ...I think it was exclusively sold via Williams-Sonoma at one time..now you can check Ebay :D
snuskeeter hi where you buy same machine for a coffee plz
This comment made me laugh so hard because I was looking for comments about coffee. Thank you for your service Sir!
My Mukka was messy, cold and almost without foam at the beginning.. But when I was looking for a valve replacement, I saw, there comes a small rubber ring with a new Valve. So I just put a small rubber sealing ring on the pillar where the coffe comes out, right under the top so the Valve sits on it. Now everything is sealed tight and i have more foam than ever, the coffee is much much hotter and there is no mess anymore. Everybody with problems, try a small sealing ring under the valve! (Try at own risk, always see that the bayonett valve is sealed tightI) Its a 13mm x 1,64mm ring ("R-06")!
*Bialetti* Yeah something waiting to happen when people like you modify objects.
Do you have the Vetro model or the cow one?
@@plssmd3360 cow :)
I am italian and I fell in love with this Bialetti! Thanks man🇺🇸🇮🇹♥️
I didn't even know they got the glass one,looks elegant! Kinda entertaining to see what's happening inside
Same here...i look tue crystal one top but guess not easy to find
I love see threw stuff it's like very entertaining watching what goes on science is amazing ☕🥰🌈
Great video, thanks for sharing. I've had mine for almost ten years and I love it. Found it in a thrift store for only $3. I've used it with all milks and the results are always the same. Perfection*
I bought one of these a few years ago. Without fail, every time I use it I get a boiling milk volcano all over my kitchen. I know your going to say I am heating to quickly or for too long. I have experimented with all those variables and still get the milk mess. I’m done with it. I love the other products they make, just not this one. Great video by the way. I’m glad someone is having success with that thing.
I've had mine for years without the problems you indicate. I wonder if the valve is faulty.
I had a similar problem happen to me one time and I discovered that the rubber ring had gotten hard and was cracking so I didn’t have a proper connection when twisting the two parts together. I threw it out and bought a new one and that solved my problem. For 18 years I’ve had a lot of success with it, but every once in a while I do have to replace it.
This happened to me. Too much water in the bottom.
Fantastic video! Informative and to the point. Your guidance inspired me to finally use my Bialetti Mukka Express. Worked exactly as you demonstrated and the resultant beverage was delightful. Nice watch and thank you for serving our country 🇺🇸
Thank you, thank you, and you're welcome. Please remember that freedom doe not come free!
Genius! I didn't even know they Bialetti made one of these.
A common complaint with beginners is that the Mukka does not heat up the milk enough. What a simple and elegant solution to just leave it on the stove an extra minute.
👀👀👀
Just over 4 oz water in the base, the same as the amount of milk to fill line. Just under 2/3 cup. Heat on medium high .Also wash all parts carefully and dry completely. The base is aluminum, coffee is acidic thus pocking can occur if you do not do this. The oils in coffee can gum up plastic frother lift mechanism so I rinse with water to avoid buildup. Milk proteins rinse out better in cold water. I found mine on eBay. I discovered the leak when pouring came from mineral buildup under the large gasket.
Great video, very nice that you have a clear one that shows the process. I just bought one tonight and can't wait for morning to try it out. Thanks again.
And I have noticed your Rolex Sub there also sir. Love for coffee and enthusiasm for watches. Good combo! Keep it up!
Thanks for a great and straight-to-the-point demonstration! God I wish I needed another moka pot 😂
So unique!
Didn’t know they have glass one .
Very good demonstration. I just wanna note that I don’t even drink coffee and I don’t know why this was recommended to me but I’m pleasantly surprised. Hope 2019 is treating you well.
Just some of the "magic" of youtube's algorithm (rolls eyes).
Found one on auction site but leaks where coffee and milk components meet. So want to replace the filter & gasket but unable to find how that's correctly done. Remove gasket with a dull knife for example. Have watched all possible videos, yours is by far the best. Thank you.
I know this is an older video but today is my birthday and my wonderful son ordered me one yesterday. Glass top and all. I can not wait to duplicate this recipe. I can smell the espresso now. Bravo
Hi! Where I can bought it
Where did he purchase?
@@boaz3206 he found it on ebay.
@@boaz3206 I have seen them on Etsy, ebay and sometimes amazon. You just have to look for glass top
The glass is excellent
Haven't seen one like it
That thing is very cool
Thanks for posting
The glass pot looks so cool.
I've just ordered the metal one via Amazon, should arrive tomorrow. Looks easy enough.
+Steve Page Use a fine grind, measure both water and milk, and disassemble and clean thoroughly after use - good luck!
Same I never thought to see out a glass version this is very neat.
Let me you love it and hey, what espresso beans did you go with?
Oh yum. I like your pot a lot better than the aluminum one.
Have you replaced the valve since you've had it? I wonder if the replacement they sell on Amazon fits the Mukka Express Vetro (glass) version.
Well done , lovely video … Great looking Rolex too, very nice 👌
Thanks!
According to instructions there must be much more water for electric heat panel: 150 ml for gas and up to 350 ml for electric/induction.
Great video and the clear pitch portion of the Mukka pot made it very nice to watch what it does. I do have a question, if you don't put any milk into the pot and make just plain coffee instead, is there a healthy crema made? Does the coffee taste like espresso then? I wonder how the Mukka pot would make plain coffee vs the Brikka model?
It is a true espresso. Espresso just means pressurized water being forced thru coffee grounds to produce a short more concentrated shot of coffee ☕️ 👍
Wow. Where do you get this interesting looking mocca pot?
Bravo...very well made video. I love my Bialetti Mukka Express!! 🇮🇹☕
great video! I have had mine for years and have been afraid to use it, as it blew up once. I just pulled it out of storage and it worked great, Thanks you!
Nice Submariner too.
It looks delicious. Trying to find the glass one with no luck.
I'm pretty sure the aluminum version works just as well, you just won't be able to see it without lifting the lid.
is the bottom of this aluminium? Ive been trying to decide if I want to get one because I didnt know if it worked on Glass top stoves so I might buy it and give it a try now! Thank you!
no, questo è un caffè-latte.
*_VAFFANCULO_*
Ahahahah infatti
😉
Es la verdad
Such a clear video! Do you know if it's able to only make espresso with this pot without milk?
I thought the second cup was for me... :-)
Nope it was actually for me
Cutest moka pot on the planet ! 😍 Isn't it a bit fastidious to clean, though ? I suppose you should pour cold water into the pot right after you have served the coffee, so the milk doesn't dry in the system ? Just asking... 8 years later, lol.
Where on earth did you find this pot?? I LOVE it. And is that induction, your cook top?
That is a COOL pot
Thank you 😊
I ordered one after watching and it arrived today.
Unfortunately I didn’t get the nice clear one like you found as those are only available as used at about double the price of a new ‘cow pattern’.
It made a nice cup of cappuccino and the foam (almond milk) is yummy 😋
Great video! that looks delicious
I’ve never seen a mocha pot like that! I just looked on Amazon and there’s nothing like it on there. Where did you get this?
This is amazing! I make my home coffee in a moka I will definitely try next time! Im exited! Hahah
Nice stove and Bialetti pot
one of the better presentations I've seen, nicely done.
I loved your voice. 🌺
thanks for video and the Idea i love cappuccino coffe ...KADATIS from Algeria...!!!
So cool that yours is glass😃
Rare and legend bialetti
Now I want one....
Fabulous and you don't even need a milk frother. I'll have to try that some time.
Great video and thank you for showing us!
Thanks - I appreciate it!
Couldn’t find the glass top one in US, do you think I can do the same for regular Bialetti pot? ( really like the idea to add milk in it! So it come out done! )
Nice video. Where did you buy this model with the top made out of glas??
Good luck finding the glass, i have one and have looked now and then. To no avail.
After watching your video I am getting one. By the way you want to sell yours? Never saw one with glass top. Great video
Good video, All about the coffee !
i never saw anything like that, that's very cool although it did not seem to make very much (i drink 2 or 3 14oz travel mugs a day) but i'm guessing there's a difference between my coffee and espresso's ...
It scared the shit out of me
i kind of enjoyed every second of this video!
Thank you for such a good video. Maybe you could help me with a couple of questions please? I have watched a number of these videos, and only two of them have shown a cappuccino cap addition as in your video. Does with this device automatically come with these , or is an attachment? Also, it looks like yours is the single cup size. Did you have any choice in this on purchase? My best wishes. Tim Marshall
Automatically comes with it...only size available...haven't been produced in about 20 years. :-)
Interesting. I have never seen this model.
You can buy it on ebay: www.ebay.it/itm/253499956788
Awesome video.
your voice is soo cool! i never have a grandpa, now i want one... lol... but you're very cool!
Hello.What about black colour from water container. How strong is in time ?
what a nice coffee maker you have there~! could you tell me where i can find that glass model ? website maybe?
Beautiful
is this two cup? or 6 cup version? how many oz?
I need this coffee maker in my life!
You can buy it on ebay: www.ebay.it/itm/253499956788
Very good video. Wonder if adding hot water to basin make a difference? And was milk room temperature when you put it in?
Thanks
Hot water is actually better for the coffee as there is less time for it to get scorched.
Hi there!! Great video, I just have a question. Do you have the option to make different amounts of cups? Let’s say if this is a 4 cup version, can you make 1 cup or you have to make the max amount? Thank you!
No, a specific amount of water is added to a specific mark inside the lower vessel - likewise, a specific amount of milk is added to a specific mark on the upper vessel.
This device does not seem to be sold anymore....sad as I was intrigued.
Where did you bought your coffee maker glass and how much?
I want 1 like yours, where can i get the glass pot? N With the milk frother valve? Amazing man.
Classy moka pot. Nice watch sir.
Thanks - appreciate it!
how about a link to the place you purchased this.............................
amazon, ebay, wherever
Nice video. Where did you find a glass one? Also if you don't press button for cappuccino and leave milk out will it just make coffee/espresso like a regular Bialetti?
yes
so beautiful! i love it . i guess i gonna buy one of those .thanks
thanks for the video!
I have a similar glass Baletti at home. Mine however doesn't have that valve at the top. Is that an aftermarket accessory ?
No, this is a mukka brewer vs the more common moka pot
Is this one the same as the new brikka ones?
Hi! Where can I get that glass model?
Thank you for your good video.
Where can I find a glass bialetti mukka tho?
Where did you get the Mukka Express
Just to clarify...this is a cappuccino maker. Not a coffee maker (moka)
If you don't add the milk it's a "coffee maker", if you consider 1906 espressos it's an espresso maker
I see the Sub on your wrist. I have the same one, and the Mokka pot. LOL
Have they stopped making this now? Seems like maybe yes. The prices for it out there now are very high. Is there an alternative similar device for a cappuccino?
Check the Bialetti Kremina.
I see milk build up on the main tubing in froth compartment. Its very difficult to get in there to clean. Any hints on how best to clean milk buildup. I rinse ea time but that must not be enough.
I don't own these, but I'd put a vinegar mix in the chamber and boil that so it pushes the vinegar through the wand 4 u. Should take take of most the elbow grease
Hey, I've been looking for this Bialetti Mukka Express with the clear top and cannot find it. Where did you find this one?
Axel De Jesus keep checking ebay i dont think they make the glass one any longer.
William Sonoma is where I purchased mine years ago, not sure if they still carry them
Thanks for the video, it has been useful for me.
I can not find the spare for the
rubber gasket. Do you know where to get it?
(by Internet)
Thank you
If you put the pot on the ring properly it brews faster, the pot looks half off
Very Beautiful!
i live in the city and had one a long time ago. upgraded to nespresso but didnt find i used iy enough. being that i live in nyc the roaches infested. so itossed it and went back to old school with the mokka
كيف هي الحياة في نيويورك وهل فعلا توجد بها صراصير؟وكيف يمكنني الخصول على ماكينة قهوة امريكية وقهوة جيدة؟
Muy bueno!!!
I need this in my life..!!
Nice Watch...