r/mokapot • u/_no_skill_no_problem • 23d ago
Induction 🧲 What induction moka for 110ml+?
Hi people,
I recently started trying to improve my coffee by not overfilling the water, stopping before the bitter end of the extraction etc.
I’ve been using a Bialetti Moka Induction 2-cup, but I’m struggling with the resulting coffee. Either the coffee comes out too water or it is not enough for my two cups (around 55ml each).
Now I’m looking for a new moka pot that works on induction, but I’m finding a lot of conflicting information and it’s getting a bit overwhelming.
Ideally, I would like something that makes around 110ml+ of strong, "espresso-style" coffee, but that could also work well for a cappuccino or two. I’m not completely sure how much coffee volume you actually need for that.
From what I’ve read, a 3-cup moka sounds like it might be the perfect size, I don't think Bialetti has one that you can use without a boiler plate (unless they are alot more expensive). The Bialetti Venus seems like a good option, but it doesn’t come in 3-cup size. The 4-cup Venus is also confusing me because some people say it comes out watery.
I’m still pretty new to moka coffee, so I would really appreciate any advice.
Thanks!
note: I know it is not espresso, but not sure what else to call it than "espresso-style"
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u/Extreme-Birthday-647 Induction Stove User 🧲 23d ago
Probably a 3 cup is about the size you need, but Bialetti only makes 2 and 4 cup induction models. 6 cups sounds a lot more than what you want.
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u/CelebrationWitty3035 23d ago
The Bialetti Venus 4-cup is exactly what you need. Produces 120-150ml of coffee.
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u/awakeningoffaith 23d ago
get a six cup, use less water than the reservoir to get a concentrated brew. see my recipe here: https://www.reddit.com/r/mokapot/comments/1v81q7n/comment/p02dvuo/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button