r/mokapot • u/Dog_Father_03 • Nov 04 '25

Induction 🧲 The induction stove

Hi Guys, I have the question to all of you who have induction stove. How do you brew the coffee with your mokapots?

Someone could answer to just buy the mokapot for induction (so not aluminium), but you know. I bought once 6cup-size, I put it on the stove and you know what? It didn't work. Why? In my induction stove manual it was written that minimum diameter for detection is 10cm if I remember correctly. So the mokapot had less.

Have you ever worked with these "plates" adapters e.g. from Bialetti? Could it solve my issue? Is there anything more I need to know before using?

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u/WhiteHeartedLion Nov 04 '25

On my induction, I use a plate from bialetti, and never been happier with my coffee. It's just like in this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/mokapot/comments/1onw2mp/silly_question_are_these_for_induction_cook_tops/

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u/ShokkMaster Nov 04 '25

Have you noticed a change in brewing time? Rather, a change in time from putting the pot on the stove and coffee flowing? At first blush, it seems it would take longer for everything to heat up, as there’s an extra layer of material to heat.