Easyworkz Diego Stovetop Espresso Maker Stainless Steel Italian Coffee Machine Maker 6Cup 10 oz Moka Pot Induction Espresso Pot

Super calidad!!❤️❤️el cafecito sale tan exquisito mis amigos están fascinados!! Buena calidad por ese precio

The Easyworkz Diego Stovetop Espresso Maker is a well-made and stylish moka pot that delivers rich, bold coffee. The stainless steel construction feels sturdy and durable, and it works great on induction cooktops, which is a huge plus. The 12-cup capacity is perfect for making multiple servings at once, and the brewing process is smooth and efficient.The coffee it produces has a deep, full-bodied flavor, very close to traditional Italian espresso. Cleanup is also fairly easy, thanks to the polished stainless steel interior.The only downside is that the lid hinge feels a bit flimsy compared to the rest of the build, and it could be more secure. It’s not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of. Other than that, this moka pot is an excellent choice for espresso lovers looking for a high-quality, induction-friendly option.Would definitely recommend!

This has to be the best way to make homemade coffee that I have ever tried. This product was recommended by a health influencer that I follow on Instagram and I am pleasantly surprised how much I love it! I wanted to rid my daily routine of toxic products one step at a time and I began with my Nespresso machine. I am so happy I made the switch because not only does my coffee taste so much better but I also have a lot more counter space now that my Nespresso machine is gone. This is also a thousand times easier to clean than a Nespresso. 10/10 would highly recommend

Excellent product

The Easywork Diego Stovetop Moka Pot makes an amazing mocha that tastes smoother and better than drive-thru out-to-coffee. And its much more economical than an out-to-coffee mocha too, even with the cost of a bag of good quality coffee beans right now.It is attractive and stays looking nice. The lid is durable and doesn't flop around or seem like it wants to fall off, like my Italian moka pot lids did. It is weighted nicely and doesn't have any weird chemical "smells". I rinse it out with cold tap water and a swish of a baby-bottle cleaning brush after it cools down after each use.The filter seal gasket seems durable. I cook my coffee on an electric stovetop burner on medium heat and remove it from the heat once the coffee has steamed into the top of the moka pot. I would like to know what gasket Easywork recommends when it is finally time to replace the gasket.I like the fact that I can control my ingredients---from the beans I use to the chocolate, whipping cream, sugar---or none of that stuff. I personally like to add steamed 1% milk and a couple of tablespoons of Ovaltine Chocolate Malt powder and a spritz of whipping cream to mine. A very healthful start to my morning... *humor* well, at least enjoyable, depending upon what I add to the espresso created by this lovely moka pot.I this is the fourth moka pot I have owned in 20 years. The other three are fancier Italian brands that have been relegated to the camping equipment in the basement storage area.

This is not your average coffee maker! Design is paramount in any such device & the materials are also top notch!Highly recommend this item . . . You won’t regret it!

I recently purchased the Easyworkz Diego Stovetop Espresso Maker, and unfortunately, my experience with it has been far from positive. While I had high hopes for this espresso maker, a few major design flaws have left me frustrated.First, the threads on the base are extremely difficult to screw into the top. Every time I try to assemble the pot, the threading feels stiff and rough, making it a struggle to get a secure seal. This not only wastes time but also raises concerns about long-term durability as the threads seem like they might wear out or become damaged over time.Secondly, the lid has a metal knob that becomes painfully hot during brewing. This is an absolute design flaw. If you want to check on your brew mid-process (which you often need to do to prevent over-brewing), you're risking burning yourself. The knob gets so hot that I had to use a towel or pot holder to lift the lid, which is just inconvenient and dangerous.Lastly, the bottom of the pot features a large lip that traps coffee grounds, making it incredibly difficult to clean. No matter how thoroughly I try to scrub, coffee residue always seems to get stuck in this lip, leading to a grimy buildup and making the overall cleaning process a real hassle. It’s clear that cleaning was not a priority in the design.All in all, I cannot recommend the Easyworkz Diego Stovetop Espresso Maker. The poor threading, dangerously hot lid, and difficult cleaning process make it more trouble than it’s worth. I will be returning it and looking for a better-designed espresso maker. If you want something to look good on the counter, this is it; if you want to brew coffee, look elsewhere.

Looks and works great. Wish I would have gotten the bigger one though.