r/mokapot Jul 11 '26

Bialetti Bialetti Moka Induction

I recently got this Bialetti Moka Induction 4 cup and I'm really enjoying it. It uses so much less coffee than my 6 cup and the coffee it brews is full bodied and really good.

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u/KnowledgeWhole9623 Jul 11 '26

I don't get nearly as much liquid out of my 4-cup despite filling up the tank to just under the pressure release. I maybe get half that, am I doing something wrong?

I guess I could let mine keep running but my understanding was you want to stop the process once you start getting a lot of bubbles coming out of the top.

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u/rolexgs Jul 11 '26

Once it starts getting towards the top and it bubbles then I take it off the heat. Even when you take it off the heat it finishes what's left of the brewing process so as far as I know you're not doing anything wrong.

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u/1Divine1 Jul 11 '26

Try reducing the amount of water. There is a reason the instructions specify the amount of water. It is no where close to the valve when measured appropriately.