This Is How Real Italians Make Coffee (Moka Pot)

Making homemade caffè is one of my favorite traditions here in Italy. Here is how we do it!
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I'm an American girl from the Midwest but I've lived in Italy for 4 1/2 years now. I'm here to share all things Italy with you and a little in between!
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[@erikaconley9163]

I didn’t have money for an espresso machine and needed to quit going to Starbucks for lattes… Moka pot to the rescue! I can make better lattes with this at home!

[@carolinekelly8481]

Totally agree my daughter & I got a coffee & frappuccino 10e silly price & we couldnt even sit down to enjoy so I invested in a baletti large moka pot ! Amazing 💥🤩

[@sO_RoNerY]

A Moka Pot isn't even true espresso.

[@serwolf2443]

I've solved with a 35$ (2 cups) Bialetti Brikka, it's a new technology moka machine with a pressure silicon valve, that brew a coffee halfway between classic moka and BAR espresso, u can order directly online on the official Bialetti online shop or on Amazon where unfortunately its often out of stock. 😊

[@Roshea]

Minus the 50g of goyslop sugar

[@jamiehelms9896]

Bought a Moka & this exact coffee to follow this tutorial & WOW I’ve never had coffee this good outside of a cafe. Thank you!

[@nv0us]

Great video. But reduce the music volume so we can focus on your lovely voice...😉

[@gurbie]

I wish America was more like Italy. Your way of life seems so much happier and healthier than ours.

[@doreneamos893]

I love church bells! ☕️🔔

[@Jackariah-N.]

The energy from this video is amazing

[@wlee618]

very good video! enjoy the music, enjoy the background scene and mostly, enjoy that espresso.

[@Sullivanbeats]

Great video!

[@Jackariah-N.]

I love the bells

[@sO_RoNerY]

Don't do this with a Bialetti Moka pot and build up coffee in a mountain form. Please don't. Just under the coffee funnels rim is all you need. You can scrape the top with the back of a spoon handle or any utensil handle for a even level and it’ll be under the rim.

[@dianamnajarro5119]

I've had one these Mokas for nearly my entire life and never once had known how to use it. It was wedding gift for my parents and I've seen them use like once a year and now it's just a pretty decoration in my kitchen. And now I'm trying to learn to use them. It's a journey for sure

[@photina78]

It's very simple if you do it the correct traditional Italian way since 1933. The most detailed instructional video for beginners is "Annalisa J moka pot."

[@photina78]

Great video! I believe the coffee tastes better if the coffee is filled loosely to the rim of the basket. I think making a mountain packs it when the top is screwed on and makes it bitter, but I've heard that many Italians do like to make the little mountain. Bialetti says they positioned the pressure valve to be a measuring cup, so to fill the water until it touches the bottom of the valve. I keep the lid closed and remove the pot from the heat as soon as I hear it gurgle. By then it's hot enough to finish filling without the flame, and it doesn't scorch.

[@BuddhArul7]

😊❤ Gonna buy That Moka machine! !

[@larrybarrett5810]

We love bells

[@adamsdiyuniverse-savemoney4563]

Great video! I just liked and subscribed. I just made a similar video focussing on efficiency and was curious to see how other people did it. Well done and good luck with the channel!

[@MadaraUchiha-jk1or]

Sembra gustoso 😋

[@erinreese9809]

So I visited italy several years ago and stayed at the Danieli. I have always been a little coffee with my cream and sugar type, but with what they made, I needed nothing added 😲 it was crazy! I have not been able to mimick the taste at home. It makes me so sad! 🤦 Great video! I will try that coffee brand and see if it renders what I'm hoping for 😁👌

[@laurawashereo.o1498]

I like your wood pot. :)

[@TallulahBell1305]

I'm pretending your my Italian sister teaching me this. haha 🥰🥰🥰

[@TallulahBell1305]

Also I've heard in order to clean it for the first use, you don't use soap is this true?

[@eezyclsmooth9035]

I have watched many "moka" videos from from REAL Italians . Having a moka pot in the home in Italy, I think, is a law. What intrigues me is that they ALL make moka a little differently . Nice video , it would be great to know, What part of the boot your in ?

[@RivieraDreamer]

I’m in Liguria! Currently living in La Spezia. I’m an Italian citizen through my family so I would say I’m qualified enough to talk about the Moka 😉

[@eezyclsmooth9035]

@@RivieraDreamer When I clicked on your video, I thought, an American talks about moka, bye. Then, wait a minute, she looks Italian and the background is Not in USA and the churchbells, I'll stay and watch.

[@josephstalin9225]

@@eezyclsmooth9035 What do you mean by "looks Italian"

[@photina78]

I think almost all Italians are on the same page about how to make moka pot coffee. Some level the coffee to the rim of the basket, and some make a little mountain of coffee. Most fill the water to the bottom of the pressure valve, but some fill it to the middle of the hole in the valve. Aside from that they're all the same. The most detailed instructions for beginners is the "Annalisa J moka pot" video.

[@painpeace3619]

Isn't it test bitter?

[@Jackariah-N.]

lavazza is the ultimate coffee

[@alexdefconiii6967]

0:47 - Riviera , dopo la Moka , impara a suonare le campane .

[@kevinsmith3388]

What brand is that wooden one?

[@RivieraDreamer]

It’s from a little boutique in Monterosso al Mare so not sure of the brand!

[@joerico1659]

What part of Italy do you live in if I may ask? I'm from California but eventually would like to live in Vernazza.

[@RivieraDreamer]

I was in monterosso al mare but now I’m in La Spezia! Wow how cool!! Vernazza is beautiful 😍

[@RobertAnema]

@@RivieraDreamer Wow, I just googled some pictures of La Spezia & it looks fantastic! I've been to Italy a couple times including Lake Como, and my first-ever skiing was in Bormio (in the eighties!). On another trip I spent a week in a Bolzano Bozen hospital for appendix surgery/recovery.

[@motorbikeray]

Background music too loud. Otherwise, good video.

[@dd-5634]

No Exactly HOW does it work?

[@giannispap16]

you are so cuteeeee

[@stevew1643]

But do you wash it with soap?

[@RivieraDreamer]

No you don’t, just hot water!

[@frogsnacks]

@@RivieraDreamer I just give mine a quick rinse after I use it, nothing ever sticks to it, I take it apart once n a while to check but it's always nice n clean inside. I think if you don't let the old coffee dry in it there's no need to wash it.

[@stevew1643]

@@RivieraDreamer :) I do the same. I just like giving people a hard time. buona giornata

[@squallleonhart3248]

se posso aggiungere una cosa...gli italiani la lavano la moka dopo aver fatto il caffè la tua era proprio zozza :D

[@semangathilang1620]

Ur so cute..

[@Luvson47]

Ohh ... when I saw these beautiful eyes I completely forgot why I came here))) hello from Russia ...

[@williamwilson6499]

Was hoping for a good video, but it’s ruined by unnecessary music. Too loud, too irritating.

[@jolus6678]

You're quite irritating yourself it seems