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Question: Is this a 1 cup pot?
Document: Makes ok coffee , much smaller than I thought, have to make multi pots per cup, expensive for what it is
Stationed overseas, I saw this Moka pot overseas and snatched it up. Coupled with some Lavazza, it beats the pants off of any Keurig swill. Just wish it had an on/off switch, but it does the job well and in a contained unit. Add water, coffee, plug in and you're set.
Not big problem the cord can be replaced is not permanently attached to espresso maker, but for something sold in US for $85 you should expect to use it without extra investments. Otherwise the machine is fantastic. Preparing time is comparable to regular espresso maker (the one for use on stove). The coffee has the same taste. Does not take much space in your case. Give you access to espresso any time you want.Strongly recommended.
It is the conventional moka espresso but in electric system. The flavor resoult is perfect, just it is a litlle slowly, because is electric. Nothing wrong.
I'm espresso guy and travel a lot. I own the Bialetti espresso make for use at home on stove and is a best espresso maker (I've tried a lot of them). Electric one for travel seems as good choice for use when out of home in hotel or even friend house who does not have espresso machine or Starbucks close by. I took it for my trip next day after receiving it. I opened the box and surprise the electric cord in the box is European style and can't be connected to US electric outlet.
Good and comfortable to carry everywhere but pricy and for that price It could have had the on/off switch though
Answer: Yes. One cup. It is a great coffee maker for having it at the office and for travel