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Reddit mentions of Bialetti venus Stovetop espresso coffee maker, 6 -Cup, Stainless Steel

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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Bialetti venus Stovetop espresso coffee maker, 6 -Cup, Stainless Steel. Here are the top ones.

Bialetti venus Stovetop espresso coffee maker, 6 -Cup, Stainless Steel
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    Features:
  • Makes 6 Espresso Cups = 10 fl. Oz.
  • Stainless Steel construction good for all heat sources including induction. Not Dishwasher Safe
  • Ready in 4-5 minutes ; Approximate Total Height (cms) 20.0 ; Approximate Width (cms) at bottom of base is 10.5
  • Fits right on the stovetop
  • Features a black nylon heat-resistant handle
Specs:
ColorStainless Steel
Height7.1 inches
Length11.3 inches
Number of items1
Release dateMarch 2007
Size6 -Cup
Weight1.767 pounds
Width9 inches

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Found 2 comments on Bialetti venus Stovetop espresso coffee maker, 6 -Cup, Stainless Steel:

u/trauma_alert · 5 pointsr/Coffee

Or try a nice stovetop set for that price? They're a nice upgrade from the humble classic stovetop espresso maker

This gives you some leftover budget to get some beans and a milk frother

u/chocolate-queen · 3 pointsr/Coffee

I can’t refrain from commenting on this since I’ve been having the exact same thought process. As of now I cannot afford an actual espresso machine and other proper gear, and since I only have a French press, I’m considering the Moka pot. Here’s my take on this:

I’m very much a coffee nerd and I love espresso-based drinks, particularly a latte or a cappuccino. To make a good espresso shot with lovely ‘crema’ on top, you’d need around 9 bars of pressure, which can only be supplied by a proper espresso machine. Even certain ones (worth, say, $100) advertised with more than 10 bars of pressure are not very good because they lack the pressure regulation to maintain 9 bars throughout the whole 20ish second shot. The Moka pot, of course, cannot supply such pressure either. Most Moka pots gravitate around 1.5 to 2 bars of pressure, which is significantly lower than what you need. That being said, I do recommend getting one until you can have a professional setup because:

  • Moka pot coffee is still delicious and much richer/stronger than other types of homemade coffee;
  • You can make your coffee slightly stronger (to get closer to a proper espresso shot) by changing the coffee - water ratio in favour of the coffee;
  • You can buy an inexpensive ($10-15) milk frother or use a French press to froth the milk for your tasty lattes (to use the French press to froth, pour warm milk inside and pump the plunger up and down rapidly);
  • The pot itself isn’t too expensive and can be maintained easily.
    Without doubt, I would recommend to go for a Bialetti such as these:

    Bialetti 6-cup stove pot espresso maker

    Bialetti Venus Induction coffee maker

    Happy coffee making!