A 2008 article shared in The American Journal of Physics found that using cold water in a moka pot causes the beans to “cook” rather than properly brew. That’s because when cold water is heated up in ...

Making coffee doesn’t have to be costly or complicated. The inexpensive stovetop moka pot should be a leading contender for an easy, top-quality brew. Invented in the 1930s by Alfonso Bialetti ...

Moka pots might not be extremely popular in America, but they’re ubiquitous in Italian households — and Italians love their coffee. These compact coffee pots make strong black coffee that ...

Italy's espresso and Germany's filter coffee—rooted in Melitta Bentz's early 20th-Century experiments with her son's blotter paper—are prime examples, ... is the Moka pot.

This classic Indian coffee is unlike any other. Made in a steel coffee maker, the coffee that is brewed is usually much more concentrated and stronger than an espresso. This is mixed with frothed milk ...