Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup

$8.99

Start your day off right with the Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup moka pot – a fast, easy and delicious way to make espresso in minutes!

SKU: 7345036 Category: Tags: , , ,

Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup moka pot is a classic piece of kitchenware that has been around for decades. This compact and beautifully designed espresso maker is perfect for coffee lovers who enjoy a rich, aromatic cup of coffee in the morning or anytime during the day.

The Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup moka pot is made of high-quality aluminum and features an elegant design that is easy to use. The pot is incredibly efficient in extracting the maximum flavors and aromas from your coffee beans to deliver a perfect espresso each time you use it.

One of the standout features of this moka pot is its compact size, which makes it perfect for small kitchens, apartments, or even for use in offices. It is also incredibly durable and easy to clean, making it a go-to coffee maker for many.

The moka pot has a 3-cup capacity, which means that it can make up to three cups of delicious espresso at once. It is perfect for small family and intimate gatherings of friends.

Another benefit of the Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup moka pot is that it is incredibly easy to use. The pot has a simple three-piece design that makes it easy to assemble, fill with water and coffee, and place on the stove. You don’t need any special skills or switches to get the best out of this espresso maker.

One thing to keep in mind when using this moka pot is that it requires a bit of a learning curve. It may take a few tries to get the perfect cup of coffee as you learn how much water and coffee to use and how to control the heat of your stove.

Overall, the Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup moka pot is an excellent choice for coffee lovers who want to enjoy a rich, aromatic espresso in the comfort of their homes. Its compact size, quality construction, and ease of use make it a must-have for any coffee enthusiast. So, if you’re looking for a reliable and high-quality espresso maker, the Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup moka pot may be the perfect addition to your kitchen.

Moka Pot, Capacity (Cups): 3

Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup properties

Product name KFM 330 3 Cup
Type Moka Pot
Integrated No
Integrated Coffee Grinder No
Integrated Milk Frother No
Capacity (Cups) 3
Product name

Product type

Integrated

Integrated Coffee Grinder

Integrated Milk Frother

Capacity-Cups

1 review for Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup

  1. Brooklyn Cantu –

    Oh, how I remember the days when a simple cup of coffee made at home could transport us back in time with each and every sip. As a connoisseur of all things caffeinated, I always felt that investing in a Moka pot would be the perfect way to bring the warmth and nostalgia of those cherished moments into my own kitchen.
    When searching for the perfect Moka pot to add to my ever-growing collection of coffee-making apparatuses, I stumbled upon the Orbeego KFM 330 3 Cup. With a name that seemed to evoke the rich tradition and heritage of this beloved Italian coffee maker, it felt like the stars had aligned for me to discover such an exquisite piece.
    However, my experience with the Orbeego KFM 330 3 Cup left much to be desired. Upon receiving the product, I was initially impressed by its sleek and stylish design – a testament to the craftsmanship of the artisans who had painstakingly created it. The aluminum body gleamed under the warm glow of my kitchen light, promising me that the coffee it would soon produce would be nothing short of divine.
    But alas, my dreams of a rich and aromatic espresso were dashed as I discovered that the Orbeego KFM 330 3 Cup failed to live up to its lofty promises. The coffee produced from this Moka pot was lackluster at best – weak and watery, with none of the full-bodied flavor that I had grown to love in my favorite Italian cafes.
    As a professional barista, I understand the importance of using high-quality tools when crafting the perfect cup of coffee. The Orbeego KFM 330 3 Cup simply did not measure up to the standards required by those who take their coffee seriously. Its performance in both amateur and professional settings left much to be desired, and I found myself longing for the days when a simple Moka pot could transport me back to that idyllic time of rich, full-bodied coffee that filled my soul with warmth and joy.
    In conclusion, while the Orbeego KFM 330 3 Cup may have once held the promise of delivering a nostalgic experience, it ultimately fell short in both amateur and professional settings. Its name, although evoking a sense of tradition and heritage, was unable to save this Moka pot from its mediocre performance. In the end, I find myself longing for the days when a simple cup of coffee could transport me back to that magical time of rich, full-bodied flavor that filled my soul with warmth and joy.

Add a review

Frequently Asked Questions:

"How should I properly clean and maintain my Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup Moka pot to ensure its longevity and optimal performance?"

To clean and maintain your Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup Moka pot, follow these steps:

1. After brewing, remove the top chamber and discard the coffee grounds. Rinse out any remaining coffee oils from the lower chamber with hot water. To deep clean the pot, fill it with a mixture of equal parts vinegar and water. Let it sit for 30 minutes to an hour. Rinse the pot thoroughly with hot water to remove any vinegar residue. Dry the pot completely before storing it away. Regularly clean the gasket (rubber seal) around the bottom of the upper chamber with a soft brush or cloth to prevent any buildup that could affect the vacuum seal. Store the pot in a dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight, to prevent rust and corrosion. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or steel wool to clean the pot as it can scratch the surface. If you notice any damage to the pot, such as cracks or chips, replace it immediately to avoid any safety hazards. By following these steps, you can ensure that your Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup Moka pot remains in excellent condition and continues to brew delicious coffee for years to come.

cards on my new Samsung Galaxy S10+?

How do I properly clean and maintain my Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup Moka pot to ensure optimal coffee brewing performance over time?

To properly clean and maintain your Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup Moka pot and ensure optimal coffee brewing performance over time, please follow these steps:

1. After each use, disassemble the pot and rinse all parts under running water to remove any leftover coffee grounds or oils. Make sure to clean every nook and cranny of the pot, including the filter basket and spout. To remove stubborn stains or buildup, you can soak the parts in a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water for 30 minutes before rinsing them with water again. This will help to eliminate mineral deposits that may have formed inside the pot over time. If desired, you can also use a soft brush or sponge to gently scrub any hard-to-reach areas. However, avoid using abrasive cleaners or steel wool, which can scratch the surface of the pot and affect its performance. After cleaning, dry all parts thoroughly with a clean towel or let them air dry before reassembling the pot. This will help to prevent any moisture from getting trapped inside the pot and causing rust or corrosion. To maintain optimal brewing performance over time, it's also important to use fresh water and high-quality coffee beans for each use. Avoid using distilled water, as this can affect the flavor of your coffee. Additionally, it's a good idea to replace the filter basket and gasket periodically, especially if they show signs of wear or damage. This will help to ensure a tight seal between the pot and the stove, which is crucial for proper brewing performance.

How do I ensure proper cleaning and maintenance of my Orbegozo KFM 330 Moka pot to prevent buildup of residue and maintain its performance over time?

To ensure proper cleaning and maintenance of your Orbegozo KFM 330 Moka pot, follow these steps:

1. After each use, disassemble the pot and wash all parts thoroughly with warm water and a mild detergent. Pay special attention to the narrow spaces between the coffee filter basket and the pot body where residue can accumulate. Use a soft brush or sponge to clean these areas. Rinse all parts thoroughly with hot water to remove any soap residue, then dry them completely before reassembling the pot. Avoid using abrasive cleaning products or steel wool pads as they can scratch the surface of the pot and filter basket. Periodically descale your Moka pot to prevent mineral buildup in the heating element and filter basket. Fill the bottom chamber with a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water, then brew the coffee as usual. Discard the resulting coffee and rinse the pot thoroughly with hot water before using it again. Store your Moka pot in a dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources to prevent warping or discoloration. Avoid stacking other heavy objects on top of the pot as this can damage the filter basket and heating element. Replace the rubber gasket around the base of the pot periodically to ensure a tight seal between the bottom chamber and upper chambers. This will help prevent leaks and ensure consistent brewing performance over time. By following these steps, you can ensure that your Orbegozo KFM 330 Moka pot remains in excellent condition and continues to produce rich, flavorful coffee for years to come.

Why is there always some water in the bottom chamber after brewing, even if I've properly filled and drained it?

The reason for this residual water in the bottom chamber is due to a combination of factors related to the design and operation of the brewing apparatus. Firstly, when you fill the brewing device, some water inevitably remains in the tubes and channels that connect the top and bottom chambers. This excess water can't be fully drained as it's trapped behind valves or narrow passages. Over time, this residual water seeps into the bottom chamber due to gravity and capillary action. Secondly, even if you've properly drained the device, there may still be some water left in the crevices and microscopic pores of the materials used to construct the brewing apparatus. This trapped water can't escape and will eventually make its way into the bottom chamber. Lastly, it's also possible that the brewing process itself introduces water into the bottom chamber. For example, if the coffee grounds are not evenly distributed or if there's a problem with the brewing mechanism, some water may be left behind in the device as it passes through the grounds. So, while you've followed proper procedures for filling and draining the brewing device, these factors can still contribute to the presence of residual water in the bottom chamber.

What attributes does this device have?

This device has no additional integrated devices. It has no integrated grinder and it has no integrated milk frother. If you want to see some moka pots with grinder have a look here and if you are looking for something with milk frother check this website.

How to use moka pot Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup?

Why use moka pot for making coffee? What is the difference between coffee brewed in a moka pot and coffee from a filter or pressure machine? The difference between moka pot and percolator raises the most doubts. Wondering which is better? Read our article in which we explain what is a percolator and what is a moka pot. Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the moka pot.

What capacity of moka pot do you need?

This moka pot is good for 3 people. If you want to look at other devices with the same capacity as Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup, check it here.

Recommended articles about coffee

Before you buy Orbegozo KFM 330 3 Cup

How to clean your moka pot properly?

Moka pot vs percolator. What is the difference?

Related products

Bialetti Moka Express 9 Cup

$23.99
Add to cart

Bialetti Fiammetta Espresso 3 Cup

$21.99
Add to cart

Kitchencraft Le’Xpress Stainless Steel 10 Cup

$26.99
Add to cart

Bialetti Moka Express 3 Cup

$15.99
Add to cart
Close X