There is no such thing as too many Moka Pots. I live in Puerto Rico and we call this “la greca”. This has been my favorite coffee brewing method since forever. The one pictured is my first bialetti; see the other two “grecas” in the back? They are mine and I use them everyday!
by LaHijaDelCarpintero
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Funnily enough I’m Italian and whenever I’m abroad everybody calls these “caffettiera italiana”.
I suggest trying out a Brikka if they’re available in your corner of the world.
It’s impossible finding a greca in Texas
As someone who recently just picked one up. Any brands worth checking out you like with a Moka pot? I’ve only tried Bustello after having it at a friend’s apartment and liked how it tasted so that’s what I went with.
If it matters to anyone amazon makes so much profit on this specific model of Moka pot if you request a refund they instantly give you the $ and tell you to just keep the pot.
Mine arrived with the plastic handle broken, not a big deal but hey told me just keep it and instantly gave me the $ back without really any questions asked.
Do what you want with this information.
I just got this for my birthday! What grind do you use or prefer?