Bialetti Moka Induction

Yes. Unlike traditional aluminum Moka pots, this model features a bi-layer base specifically engineered to be compatible with induction surfaces, as well as gas, electric, and ceramic cooktops.

In Moka pot terminology, a 'cup' refers to an espresso-sized serving, which is roughly 2 ounces. This 4-cup model will yield approximately 8 ounces of coffee, making it ideal for two standard double-shot servings.

No, this pot is not dishwasher safe. You should hand wash it with warm water and avoid using soap or abrasive scrubbers to preserve the finish and prevent oxidation.

The hybrid construction combines the best of both materials: the aluminum upper chamber maintains the classic flavor profile and heat retention of traditional Moka pots, while the stainless steel base provides the necessary magnetic properties for induction compatibility.

Beyond hand washing, it is important to ensure the pot is completely dry before reassembling it to prevent any metallic taste or corrosion. Periodically check the rubber gasket and filter plate for wear, as these will eventually need to be replaced to maintain a proper seal.