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Make espresso like it's made in Europe, with this stovetop espresso maker. Stovetop espresso makers are popular because they are easy to use, less expensive than electric espresso machines, take up little kitchen space and … they make utterly fantastic espresso. That's why stovetop espresso machines have been well loved and well used all around the world. To use simply add water to the lower part of maker, add ground coffee beans to the basket and place unit on stovetop burner. And voile! fresh and tasty espresso for lattes, mochas, cappuccinos or drinking straight. This espresso maker is made of strong and long lasting stainless steel and has a three cup capacity.
Capacity 3 ESPRESSO-sized cups – 190mL - 6.5 oz.
DURABILITY It is manufactured with the highest quality materials to give you satisfaction and safety while using it
ADDS EASE IN FOOD PREPARATION Its features allows you to use it with ease in handling and for a quick and hassle-free function
DELIGHTFUL GIFT IDEA Makes a great gift for housewarming, as a hostess gift, a wedding gift or for just any occasion; everyone will surely appreciate this kitchen accessory for its superb uses
Make espresso like it's made in Europe.The perfect cooker for preparing espresso in a traditional and stylish way without the hassle and expense of an electric espresso maker
We love our new coffee maker! It works as well and reliably as our 6 cup Ilsa and now, when we have company, there's coffee for everyone at the same time, instead of some having to wait for the 6 cup maker to cool enough to brew a second time.Love Ilsa's coffee makers - easy to use and when we're fewer people, the insert lets us brew less in the same pot.It's costly, but worth it.Coffee is acidic and aluminum ingestion is linked to many health issues.Stainless steel is the way to go!You might need a flame tamer on a gas stove - but the instructions say clearly to keep the handle away from the heat. Our handle never gets hot. The only way the handle could fall off, as I see it, is if it gets overheated repeatedly AND gets used for leverage when opening and closing the maker.I place our pot on a rubber glove on the counter, then use the other rubber glove for friction on the top part when screwing the two sections together and apart (small hands). Our 6-cup maker has been around since the mid-90s and has never failed!