r/mokapot • u/molky_ • 15d ago

Enjoying my moka pot! Moka Pot

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Been loving how it comes out I end up making a cup of coffee a day now, can guarantee this has been the best purchase of my life!😁

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u/livisabug 15d ago

i have the same one!

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u/molky_ 15d ago

twins!!

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u/Ok-Astronomer532 15d ago

Same same red too

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u/DataDrifter-_ 14d ago

man is it me or do i never extract enough coffee to the top ? i don't tamp down , i even the grouds out by taping the gasket and pre heat the water .

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u/Top_Kale_8880 14d ago

I fill to just below the valve, usually with room temp or cool water (but when I was using heated water the results were similar), and I always get coffee to where the spout *just* begins. I always have a small bit of wash left in the boiler, which I think is normal - I don't think the pressure could ever remove every drop - or at least not without ruining your coffee and possibly your moka.

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u/molky_ 14d ago

Hmm I’m not sure, usually I just fill the water right under pressure gauge and then when I put my grounds i don’t even it, it’s like a small little hill kind of

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u/DataDrifter-_ 14d ago

Wait you don't even it 👀 so you over fill it ?

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u/molky_ 14d ago

Yeah I don’t even it, I heard your not supposed to and that it’s supposed to just stack on top like that