As the host of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, it's safe to say that Jerry Seinfeld has specific brew preferences. Luckily, he has revealed his coffee maker of choice, and it's an editor favorite.
The Bialetti moka pot is his preferred accessory (included in our roundup of best moka pots), as he revealed in a video for GQ about 10 things he can't live without.
'When I'm home or in my office and I'm making coffee, I use this pot,' he states in the clip. 'It's flawless, every home in Italy has one.'
The functionality of this piece is unparalleled and so is the look. H&G Kitchen editor Lydia Hayman writes: 'This is the number one in so many ways: it's the first moka pot design, made by the first moka pot makers, and it's the best in all moka pot buying guides. However, it won't work on induction stoves.'
Made by a heritage brand, this moka pot is durable and simple in both its design and use. It's no wonder that our kitchen editor, Lydia Hayman, declared it the best overall moka pot.
'Given its reputation and performance, you might expect it to come with a hefty price tag, yet, it remains one of the most affordable options on the market,' she writes in her review. 'Outstanding value for such a well-crafted product.'
At just over $40, it is certainly a fantastic price for the high quality, while the color and size variations allow for some customization. However, Lydia notes that this specific model won't work on induction stoves. With that being said, we have rounded up some alternative moka pot options that will work on these stoves (as well as make higher volumes of espresso).
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All you have to do is push a button and, in three minutes, this will make delicious moka pot coffee. You don't need a stove or any instructions, but you might want to enhance the flavors.
Inspired by organic textures, the Grosche comes in four different enameled finishes with a comfortable wood-style handle. The small filter basket means that it brews weaker coffee.
Crafted from stainless steel, instead of aluminium, this moka pot works on both gas and induction stoves. It's one of the quickest to brew coffee, but it doesn't have the iconic, traditional moka pot design.
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