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Bialetti - Musa, Stovetop Coffee Maker, Suitable for all Types of Hobs, Stainless Steel, 6 Cups, Silver

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Size: 6-Cup


Features

  • Musa is the perfect combination of tradition and innovation: the original induction coffee maker that prepares a perfect coffee, with a Made in Italy taste from a unique design pot for a refined coffee break.
  • Bialetti Musa is made in 18/10 stainless steel of the highest quality to guarantee long-lasting durability and an unmistakable style.
  • How to use Bialetti Musa: fill the boiler up to the safety valve with water, insert the funnel tank and add the ground coffee for moka without pressing; close the moka firmly and place it on the hob. Wait for coffee to gurgle as it rises to the collector (upper chamber), turn off the gas and, finally, enjoy your delicious coffee!
  • A size for every need: Bialetti Musa sizes are measured in espresso cups; coffee can be enjoyed in espresso cups or larger cups, according to your needs.
  • Cleaning instructions: Bialetti Musa should be cleaned with water only, after use. Do not use detergents. The product should not be washed in the dishwasher as this could cause damage to the product and affect the taste of the coffee.

Description

For those preferring a smoother coffee taste, the Bialetti 4-Cup Musa combines beauty and elegance in a tastefully designed stovetop espresso maker. Bialetti's legacy of quality and reliability lives on in this coffee maker crafted in high-quality 18/10 stainless steel (including the inner parts such as funnel & filter plate) with ergonomic, heat-resistant handle and lid. Produces 4 cups of rich, authentic Italian espresso in just 4-5 minutes. Note that max boiler capacity is slightly greater than the final output. Some water will be left in the boiler after brewing. The Musa is compatible with all stovetops, including induction cooktops. Stainless steel espresso pots are not dishwasher safe, hand wash only. Never use other contents besides coffee like teas, cacao powder, instant coffee or fine ground coffee as it will clog the filter plate. To use; fill the lower chamber with cold water just below the valve. Insert the funnel and fill it with ground espresso (do not tamp). Remove any coffee grounds on the edge of the funnel. Tightly screw the upper part of the pot on the base. Avoid using the handle for leverage. Select burner size to fit the bottom of pot. For gas stovetop, make sure the flame is not larger than bottom of pot. The flame should not come around the sides of the pot. Place pot on the stovetop until the water boils and coffee begins to come out of the center post. There will be a gurgling sound during this process. When the top of the pot is full of coffee, remove from stove. Hazel brown foam appears just seconds before the coffee is completely done. Before pouring coffee, stir it in the upper chamber with a small spoon to equalize all the different coffee layers for optimum flavor. Bialetti is the world's most recognized and beloved Italian coffee company. Bialetti coffee makers have become iconic and has allowed millions of consumers to enjoy great Italian coffee that once was only available in cafes and restaurants. Bialetti's passion remains in making superb coffee simple.

Brand: Bialetti


Capacity: 0.3 quarts


Color: Stainless Steel


Product Dimensions: 4.4"D x 7.8"W x 5.6"H


Special Feature: Induction Stovetop Compatible


Other Special Features of the Product: Induction Stovetop Compatible


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Specific Uses For Product: Espresso


Recommended Uses For Product: General Purpose


Operation Mode: Manual


Wattage: 210 watts


Voltage: 120


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Coffee Input Type: Ground Coffee


Power Source: Manual


Filter Type: Reusable


Capacity: 0.3 quarts


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.4"D x 7.8"W x 5.6"H


Item Weight: 66 g


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 9.6 Fluid Ounces


Material: Stainless Steel


Exterior Finish: Stainless Steel


Brand Name: Bialetti


Included Components: Bialetti Musa Stove top Coffee Maker, 6-Cup (9.2 oz), Stainless Steel


Model Name: Bialetti Musa Stove top Coffee Maker, 6-Cup (9.2 oz), Stainless Steel


Model Number: 6956


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Global Trade Identification Number: 35


Manufacturer: Bradshaw International


Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer


Item Type Name: Bialetti Musa Stove top Coffee Maker, 6-Cup (9.2 oz), Stainless Steel


Part Number: 4273


Color: Stainless Steel


Style: Classic


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    • Great Moka Pot and Steps for a Perfect Moka Espresso!
Size: 6-Cup
So, in an effort to break my Starbucks habit, I purchased this and a Kuissential milk frother. From all of the reviews of multiple moka pots I decided to stay with a Bialetti in stainless steel and not aluminum. This particular pot is very sleek and attractive and looks nice on our island behind the cooktop. More importantly, the moka pot works PERFECTLY! I wanted to be sure that I could produce the best tasting espresso from the pot, so I did quite a bit of research online about "how to make the perfect moka espresso". The one that I decided to follow had a few more steps than came with the pot, but I did it anyway (improvising a bit along the way) and the results were AMAZING! Starbucks should be so lucky to produce an espresso as smooth as this. So to share here, these are tips for a perfect moka espresso: 1. Never wash the pot with anything than hot water and never use soap to clean it. 2. Break the pot in/season it before you start making espresso. I used a strong coffee blend that I had on hand and made two (2) pots before finally committing the expensive illy coffee to the endeavor. 3. Put the coffee into the basket and level it off with your finger. Don't fill it on the bottom of the pot and DO NOT TAMP the grounds. 4. Have a small bowl of cold tap water near the stove (I will explain this later). 5. Microwave or pre-heat the water for the espresso to just before it comes to a boil. I use 8 ounces for the moka pot. You can also heat more and pour the extra into your cup to warm it up (Obviously, dump the water out just before you pour the espresso into it). 6. Add the hot water to the bottom of the pot and do not let it go about the blow-off valve. 7. Place the filter basket in the bottom piece and screw the top onto the unit. 8. Place the pot on the stove on high and watch the process. You can lift the lid and watch the progress. The coffee will start to come out dark and gradually get lighter as it gets to the end of brewing. 9. When you start to see the coffee running out light remove the pot from the burner. 10. Place the pot into the cold water (not above the seal) to stop the brewing process. 11. Swirl the espresso around in the pot for a second or two to mix the coffee evenly. 12. Pour and enjoy. If you are very disciplined and are going to save the rest for some reason, place whatever is left in a covered thermos to keep it hot. Obviously, having a great coffee grind specifically for a moka pot is critical. The illy that I purchased is pricey, but the flavor is absolutely amazing and smooth. This and my new frother are letting me enjoy great lattes at a significant savings over what I've been paying at Starbucks. My only regret is that I waited so long to finally make this purchase and start enjoying the coffee. If you're on the fence about purchasing one - don't hesitate. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2015 by J. Hartzell
    • Bialetti Winner, But it's a Big Pot Folks
Size: 10
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This is my third stainless steel Bialetti and it does not disappoint. I will say though that, not knowing what to expect from a 10 cup, it is bigger that I envisioned. I have a 4 cup, a 6 cup and now a 10 cup. I got the 10 cup because I'm having to make two 6 pot runs whenever I have friends over and I'm only just 1 or 2 cups short; the 10 cup solves that problem. The pot is of Bialetti's usual high quality, no lightweight stainless steel here. I will say, however that on my pot, the lid is looser than on my other 2 pots... not really an issue. Please note, this pot is NOT for a beginner! First of, if you are learning to make espresso only on a 10 cup you are going to spend too much on coffee honing your skills (on my test runs so far it looks like somewhere around 50 to 55 grams will get me to my sweet spot... I need a few more runs to dial it in. (I season my new pots by first running a vinegar "espresso" with nothing in the filter then 4 or 5 plain water "espressos" again nothing in the filter and then 4 or 5 pots using the cheapest espresso I can find, when I see a little staining on the inner walls of the pot I'm ready to dial in my pot with my regular espresso roast. (Remember to never wash the pot with soap, rinse with hot tap water and a toothbrush or a small stiff paintbrush and I also use a wooden chopstick to get down into that crevice inside, shave it as needed) If you are a beginner learn on a 4 cup it's much cheaper when playing with your tamping and heat settings. I read in someone's review before I bought this pot, that it was difficult to tighten the 10 cup because it was hard to grasp since it was "big". Well he was absolutely right. It is 5 inches in diameter at the bottom of the pot and tapers up to about 4.5 inches. I pre boil my water to 145 deg. F before I drop in the loaded filter so tightening this baby required some thought. I finally wound up using two small rubber strap wrenches (see photo) to tighten the preheated pot and also to loosten it. It works very well. You can't go wrong with a Bialetti... Always Great Espresso, ENJOY! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2017 by Richie
    • Produces a rich, flavorful cup of coffee!
Size: 6-Cup
I recently returned from a visit to Paris, and the AirBnB apartment we stayed at had a small aluminum stovetop espresso maker. I liked the ease of use and overall simplicity, so I decided to purchase one after getting home. I had reservations about using an aluminum pot, so I opted for the stainless steel version, which, as an added bonus, also has a more stylish appearance than the "classic" model. Some reviews have stated that the stainless steel version doesn't work as well as the aluminum, but I have gotten terrific results with it. I use good quality dark roast whole beans, which I grind coarsely just before brewing with an older (made in France) Krups propeller grinder. I fill the water chamber to just below the valve and then loosely fill the filter basket with the grinds, without packing or tamping. (To get a good pressure seal, it's important to remove any coffee dust from the edge of the basket.) The instructions say to not use the highest setting on an electric stove, but it works best for me at full blast on my stove. Once the coffee is starting to get towards the end of brewing, remove the pot from the heat until it finishes hissing and spurting, swish the coffee around in the pot to blend, and then enjoy! Do not be concerned if there is a small amount of water left in the lower chamber after brewing; this is normal. I would describe the brew to be somewhere between espresso and French press-brewed coffee, very rich and with a bit of sediment left in the cup. I typically take drip coffee with some half-and-half, but the coffee from this pot is so flavorful and lacking in unpleasant acidity that I enjoy it straight. I bought the 6-cup model, but that number is based on demitasse sizes. Be aware that a full pot will only fill one standard-sized coffee mug. This may seem like a PITA if you need to make coffee for two, but it literally takes just a few minutes to prepare a second pot of coffee, and the clean-up is super easy and not especially messy. The quality of the brew more than compensates for any inconvenience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2019 by beatcomber
    • Better than original
Size: 10
Overall, this is a better moka pot than the original all-aluminum model. No corrosion. Better control of heat. Also faster, if you use a pre-heat method: Warm up the water basin with hot water from the tap, heat water up to boiling in an electric tea kettle (for example); fill the basin, & put the pot together, using a towel or oven mitt to handle the very hot basin. Set your timer for 4 minutes and put on the stove on high. As soon as you see coffee entering the top, turn the heat down as low as it will go. It should finish right around the 4 minute mark. This is quite a bit faster than the similar method done with the aluminum pot (which is 6-7min). The top of the pot doesn't get very hot - with the aluminum pot, the whole thing is hot. There's less chance of overheating the coffee. These directions are for an electric stove - no idea about gas or induction. Why 4 stars and not 5? Two design problems: the top lid (which is just a shield to keep from spraying coffee everywhere) is flimsy - needs to be more solid at the hinge. And as others have mentioned there's a channel in the top container that is hard to clean. Had to get a special narrow brush and use Cafiza detergent from time to time to clean it up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2021 by Brenda H.
    • Better than the aluminum model
I've used the Bialetti aluminum moka pots for years but lost interest when I got an aeropress which is more convenient to clean. I missed the moka pot for fine espresso grind sometimes so I got a stainless steel one to see how it works. It's way better than aluminum. It's super easy to clean compared to the aluminum. Steel rinses off more easily. And steel heats up slower than aluminum and doesn't get super hot enough to burn the coffee inside. That's a common complaint of the aluminum pots which get too hot too quickly. I use room temperature water, espresso ground or moka ground coffee, an aeropress paper filter in front of the metal filter, and high temp on my electric stove to get perfectly brewed coffee. This method gives me the best qualities of moka pot and aeropress coffee. I think it tastes better than aluminum. Musa has plastic stay cool handle on the lid, while Venus has a metal handle. 4 cups means small shot glass sized cups. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by Abe Thomas
    • The best coffee!!!
Size: 6-Cup
I love coffee, and since I was a kid I was making it in the house with this pot. Bialetti is the best brand for coffee pots. It’s super easy to use: put water in the bottom half up to the valve, then put the metal “filter “ in, put the coffee in it, screw the top on and put it on the stove at medium heat. Let it go for a few minutes like 6-7 and when you hear the gurgling sound, and the top part is full of coffee, it’s ready! You should mix it before pouring as the first coffee at the top is weaker. Make sure to never wash it with soap or any chemicals as you will ruin the coffee flavor. One of these coffee pots is better when old as it retains the taste of the coffee. As soon as you receive it, do a couple of coffee runs and trash the coffee that comes out. In other words you have to “prime “ it so you can have a better taste. I personally suggest Lavazza classic. It’s the best. If you like another brand just make sure that it’s fine ground as if it’s too coarse it’ll make it weak. Also as a suggestion, after you rinse out the coffee pot, dry it with a paper towel inside or let it air dry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024 by Jane
    • Best 100% Stainless Steel Coffee Maker
Size: 10
The coffee quality, and flavour with this coffee maker is excellent! It's easy to clean, materials are extremely good quality, and I just love it! It's made from stainless steel (NO aluminium), has a silicon gasket, and plastic handles. I saw one review mentioning that some of the parts were "razor-sharp" but for my unit, all the edges were smoothened out, and not at all sharp. They probably received a defective unit, or may be exaggerating. Pro tip: go with the largest size possible / 10-Cup (15.5 Oz) (Like I did) so that you can make more cups of coffee. A typical cup of coffee (an Americano) for me is made with 350mL of water, and 1 and 1/2 tablespoons of coffee. The largest size possible can hold roughly 525mL of water MAX, or 1.5 americanos using the directions above. Overall, would definitely recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024 by Sage
    • Bad design and defective. Worthless!
Size: 6-Cup
Horrible design! I should have sent it back but didn't. The first things that stands out is the worthless cover handle that simply cant be held when pouring. You need two hands to open it and won't stay open when pouring; it's just very annoying. (See videos from people who are recommending it, but can't even open the lid while demonstrating) The second and more important issue is that the safety pressure valve failed after just a few uses, so it leaks profusely and it never gets hot enough to turn all the water to steam. Since the amount of coffee is sometimes half the expected, this has lead to more time on the stove and this has only made the problem worse because it overheats. The result is that sometimes the coffee is too strong and sometimes too weak since the ratio of water to coffee is always different. I have had Bialetti coffee makers in the past both aluminum and steel that have made great coffee, but this new design is both expensive and totally worthless. Sometimes you just have to stop what you are doing and send it back! *** UPDATE: After eight emails back and forth to the Bialetti Servizio Clienti, I am now more disappointed than before. They essentially ignored all the explanations, pictures, and videos they asked me to submit to show the leaky valve issue, and refuse to do anything about it even though the coffee maker is under warranty. They are condescending and patronizing, and will not even send me a new valve! There are many other companies that make better and cheaper coffee makers than Bialetti; they seem to be riding on their reputation, but with these products and service that will soon change. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2023 by Amazon Customer

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