Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup

(2 customer reviews)

$8.99

Make delicious espresso, cappuccino, and more with the sleek and stylish Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup moka pot.

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The Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup moka pot is an excellent option for coffee lovers looking for a compact and easy-to-use machine for preparing their daily coffee. This moka pot is made from high-quality aluminum and features a stainless steel filter, providing a durable and long-lasting option for coffee lovers.

The moka pot has a 3-cup capacity, which yields approximately 6 ounces of coffee. While it may not be the best option for those looking to serve coffee to large groups, it is perfect for individuals or small households.

The process of using the moka pot to brew coffee is relatively simple. Start by filling the bottom chamber with water up to the safety valve. Fill the filter basket with your preferred coffee grounds, and screw it onto the bottom chamber. Then screw the top chamber onto the base, and place the moka pot on a stove or heat source. As the water heats and boils, it will pass through the coffee grounds and collect in the top chamber.

One of the unique features of the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup moka pot is the safety valve. The valve ensures that excess pressure is released from the pot, preventing any accidents or spills. This added feature provides peace of mind for users and makes it an excellent option for busy households.

Another benefit of this moka pot is its compact size, making it a great option for camping or traveling. It is also easy to clean and maintain, with both the filter and pot being dishwasher safe.

In terms of taste, the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup moka pot produces a robust and flavorful espresso. The coffee produced is of high quality and can be enjoyed both black or with your preferred milk or sweeteners.

Overall, the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup moka pot is an excellent option for coffee enthusiasts looking for an affordable and easy-to-use machine for their daily coffee routine. Its compact size, durable construction, and safety valve make it an excellent choice for households of all sizes.

Moka Pot, Capacity (Watertank): 0.15 L, Capacity (Cups): 3 , Colour: Orange

Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup properties

Product name Espresso Maker 3 Cup
Type Moka Pot
Integrated No
Integrated Coffee Grinder No
Integrated Milk Frother No
Capacity (Watertank) 0.15 L
Capacity (Cups) 3
Colour Orange
Width 15.0 cm
Height 16.0 cm
Depth 9.0 cm
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Product type

Integrated

Integrated Coffee Grinder

Integrated Milk Frother

Capacity-Watertank

Capacity-Cups

Colour

Width

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Depth

2 reviews for Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup

  1. Gracie

    As Gracie, I recently purchased the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup and I have to say I am disappointed with my purchase. While the design is sleek and modern, the functionality of the machine falls short. One major drawback of this espresso maker is that it does not have an integrated coffee grinder. This means that I have to grind my coffee beans separately before each use, which is an inconvenience and makes the process of making espresso take longer.

    In addition, the 15.0 cm width of the pot seems unnecessarily large for a 3 cup capacity, and it takes up extra space on my kitchen counter. This is especially frustrating since I was hoping to save space by purchasing a small-scale espresso maker.

    Comparing this espresso maker to other known Moka pots, I would say that it does not meet the standards of other brands such as Bialetti and Alessi. In terms of both functionality and design, the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker falls short.

    Overall, I would rate this espresso maker a 2 out of 5 stars. While it is affordable, the inconveniences of not having an integrated grinder and a larger width than necessary make it not worth the purchase. Next time, I will invest in a higher quality Moka pot that meets my expectations.

  2. Zayden

    I bought the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup in December and have been using it almost every morning since then. As a baggage handler in Alabama, I need a strong cup of espresso to get me going and this Moka pot definitely delivers on that front.

    I give it a solid 4 out of 5 rating because it does require some practice to get the perfect brew going. But once you figure out the right grind size and water level, the espresso that comes out of this pot is excellent.

    I compared this Moka pot to another popular one that I used to own and the difference is noticeable. The Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup has a sturdier build and is easier to handle. The other pot would sometimes burn the coffee if you didn’t take it off the stove quickly enough, but I haven’t had that problem with this one.

    One thing to note is that the 0.15 L capacity water tank is on the smaller side, so you’ll have to refill it if you want to make multiple cups. But for me, the 3 cup size is perfect because I usually just make one cup for myself.

    Finally, I want to mention the delivery of this Moka pot to Alabama. It actually took longer than expected to arrive, but that was due to weather conditions in the area. The retailer did a great job communicating with me about the delay and I appreciate their efforts to keep me informed.

    Overall, I’m happy with my purchase of the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality Moka pot.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

"How long should I let the Moka pot steep before plunging the piston for optimal espresso flavor?"

The recommended steeping time for a Moka pot is around 4-5 minutes. This allows enough time for the water to saturate the coffee grounds and extract the desired flavors, but not too long that it results in over-extraction and bitterness.

What is the correct water level for the espresso maker?

The correct water level for an espresso maker should be just below the bottom of the coffee portafilter or basket. This ensures that there is enough water to extract the flavor from the ground coffee, but not so much that it overflows when pressure is applied during brewing.

How do I properly clean the filter basket of the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup after each use?

To properly clean the filter basket of the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup after each use, follow these steps:
1. Remove the filter basket from the espresso maker and rinse it under running water to remove any remaining coffee grounds. Use a soft-bristled brush or a small bottle brush to gently scrub the inside of the basket to remove any stubborn residue. Rinse the basket again with water to ensure all traces of coffee are removed. Allow the basket to air dry completely before reinserting it into the espresso maker. For a deeper clean, you can also soak the basket in a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water for 10-15 minutes before rinsing and drying. Remember to always handle the filter basket with care to prevent any damage that could affect its performance.

How do I properly clean the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup after each use?

To properly clean the Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup after each use, follow these steps:

1. Disassemble the espresso maker by removing the portafilter, basket, and drip tray. Rinse all removable parts with warm water to remove any remaining coffee grounds or residue. Be sure to clean the inside of the portafilter basket as well. Fill the grouphead (the top part where the water enters) with a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water. Allow this solution to sit for about 15 minutes before flushing it out completely with warm water. Clean the outside of the espresso maker with a damp cloth or sponge, being careful not to get any water inside the grouphead or other internal components. Dry all parts thoroughly before reassembling the espresso maker. Run a cycle with plain water to ensure that all traces of vinegar have been removed and the machine is ready for use again. Store the espresso maker in a clean, dry place when not in use.

My Moka Pot is leaking from the bottom and I've tried tightening the rubber gasket, but it's still happening. What else can I do to fix this issue?

1. Check for blockages**: Make sure the bottom of your Moka Pot is clean and free from any debris or coffee grounds that might be blocking the gasket. Inspect the rubber gasket**: Although you've already tightened it, double-check that there are no signs of wear or damage on the gasket itself. If it's damaged, you may need to replace it. If the above steps don't resolve the issue, here are a few more things you can try:

1. Apply heat**: Sometimes, applying heat to the gasket can help it seal properly. Try placing your Moka Pot over low heat for a few minutes before brewing. Use a different type of coffee**: Some types of coffee beans or grind sizes might be causing the leak. Experiment with a different type of coffee to see if that resolves the issue. Check the gasket's position**: Ensure the rubber gasket is properly seated in its groove on the bottom of the Moka Pot. If it's not aligned correctly, it won't seal properly. Use a Moka Pot repair kit**: There are specialized kits available that can help repair a leaking Moka Pot. These kits usually include replacement parts and instructions for DIY repairs. If none of these steps resolve the issue, it might be time to consider replacing your Moka Pot. However, if you're not ready to give up on your trusty coffee maker just yet, you could try contacting the manufacturer or a local repair service for further guidance.

Why is there always water in the steam release valve after use and how can I get rid of it completely?

1. Condensation**: When steam releases from the PRV, it cools down rapidly, causing the water vapor to condense back into liquid water. This process is known as condensation. Residual moisture**: The PRV may not be able to completely dry out the system, leaving behind a small amount of residual moisture that can accumulate in the valve. Drainage issues**: If the system is not properly drained or if there are blockages in the drainage lines, water can collect in the PRV and become trapped. To get rid of the water completely, follow these steps:

1. Shut off power**: Ensure the system is shut down and the power is disconnected to prevent any accidental startups. Drain the system**: Open all drain valves and allow the system to drain completely. This may require multiple attempts to ensure all water has been removed. Use a desiccant**: Apply a desiccant, such as silica gel or activated alumina, to the PRV to absorb any remaining moisture. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for application and removal. Dry out the valve**: Use compressed air or nitrogen to dry out the valve. This can help remove any residual moisture that may be trapped inside the valve. Regular maintenance**: Regularly inspect and maintain the PRV to prevent water accumulation in the future. It's worth noting that if the water is not removed completely, it can lead to corrosion and damage to the PRV and surrounding equipment. Therefore, it's essential to follow these steps carefully to ensure the system is properly drained and maintained.

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 Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 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 Premier Housewares Espresso Maker 3 Cup, check it here.

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