Frieling Moka Pot

No, this model is designed specifically for gas and electric stoves. Because it is made of aluminum, it will not work on induction surfaces unless you use a separate induction adapter plate.

This pot has a capacity of 15 fluid ounces, which yields approximately 6 standard espresso-sized cups. Keep in mind that 'cups' in Moka pot terminology refer to small espresso servings, not standard 8-ounce mugs.

Yes, aluminum is a traditional and highly effective material for Moka pots because it conducts heat quickly and evenly. To keep it in good condition, we recommend hand washing it with mild soap and avoiding the dishwasher, which can discolor the finish.

The handle is designed to be ergonomic and stay cool during the brewing process, provided the flame on your gas stove does not extend up the sides of the pot. Always center the pot on the burner to ensure the handle remains safe to touch.

For a Moka pot, use a medium-fine grind—similar to table salt. If the grind is too fine, it can clog the filter and create too much pressure; if it is too coarse, the coffee will taste weak and watery.