Frieling Moka Pot

No, this model is crafted from cast aluminum and is designed specifically for gas and electric stovetops. It will not work on induction surfaces.

This brewer has a 15-fluid-ounce capacity, which translates to approximately six espresso-sized servings. Keep in mind that 'cups' in the context of Moka pots refer to small espresso shots, not standard 8-ounce mugs.

The pot is designed to resist corrosion and rust, which prevents the metallic aftertaste often associated with lower-quality aluminum brewers. As long as you clean it properly after each use, the flavor profile of your coffee will remain clean and consistent.

You should hand wash the pot with warm water and mild soap immediately after it cools down. Avoid using a dishwasher, as harsh detergents and high heat can damage the aluminum finish and cause oxidation over time.

Yes, for the best results, use a medium-fine grind, similar to what you would use for a standard drip coffee maker but slightly finer. Avoid using an extra-fine espresso grind, as it can clog the filter and create excessive pressure.