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Question: Is this 100% stainless steel (i.e., no aluminum)?
Document: 12 years ago I went to the Cannes Film Festival for the first time. It lasts two weeks...way too long when your "job" is basically to attend every party thrown. Somewhere in the middle of it I met a gorgeous German journalist. We ended up in London afterwards for a few more sodden days. When she came to visit me in L.A., she brought this Alessi 6-cup Stainless Steel Espresso maker as a gift.
I have used stove top espresso makers for the last 30 years and always purchased stainless steel models. When my latest one needed to be replaced, I did some online research and found this make and model (my favorite Italian store now only carries parts not coffee makers anymore - they suggested online). I am so pleased I spent the extra money. It is well made and I really like the unique closing mechanism. Amazon also had the best price.
You will not be sorry. Or buy it for a friend whom you want to remember you every time he makes coffee...for years.
We recently bought the 9090 but accidentally my daughter threw away the converter that goes inside the coffee funnel . The one I am talking about is the one that takes it from a 6 cups to a 3 cup. Well right now I am using a lot of coffee because in order to make the espresso the way I like it I have to make a lot. Is there any way I can get the insert. Please !!!
This is a woonderful coffee machine. I bought mine in 1979 from the New York Modern Museum of Art store based on an article in the New York Times. Occasionally I run white vinegar through it and replace the gasket, but it has no moving parts so there is nothing to go wrong.
The rubber gasket gets replaced every three or five years, otherwise it's wash, rinse and dry. If price is not an obstacle, this is the one to get; highly recommended.
The handle snaps down with an incredibly satisfying feel. The metal is thick and lustrous. Here's something great: because the whole pot heats up on the stove, the coffee inside will stay hot for an hour. Make sure you use a pot holder to grab the handle, though.Here's one thing I can guarantee: from time to time you will forget the pot cooking on the stove until the smell of scorched coffee grounds reminds you.
Somewhere around 4 or 5 thousand pots and 7 years later, the lower half developed hairline cracks that allowed the water to leak out. Alessi replaced it for free.The coffee is great but if you are looking for thick, strong espresso with the foam on top, this isn't it. It's more like strong coffee, which is perfect because the "6 cups" of espresso fills up one large mug and that's what I drink. It tastes delicious but is very much its own thing.
Since what we have is and heat induction cook top coffe is done in seconds with this machine
It really should take only 5 or 6 minutes for the coffee to be done -- you'll hear the water spluttering to let you know it's done brewing.
Answer: As far as I know it is all stainless steel.