Automatic Espresso Maker

" Great, I've tried this... Authentic espresso is the biggest... This is suitable for coffee enthusiasts. Thank you, the seller. "

★★★★★
Julian Irfandi - Sukabumi

" Makes coffee more fragrant and strong in taste. I use this when I'm traveling. Because I don't drink satan coffee anymore. The product is good and the size is perfect for carrying around. I like it"

★★★★★
Emil Sutopo - Semarang

" I tried it right away, and the results....very satisfying, better than espresso coffee at the cafe.."

★★★★★
Kevin Pratama - Jakarta

Now, you don't have to bother going out of the house to enjoy Italian-style coffee.
You Must Have This!!!

A Very Practical and Easy Coffee Maker to Make Delicious and Delicious Coffee!
With Just A Few Minutes, You Can Enjoy Coffee Without Wasting Time Going Out and Looking for a Coffee Cafe.

The automatic Espresso Maker is a Traditional Italian Coffee Brewing Tool Before the Espresso Machine Was Invented.

This coffee maker uses a vacuum technique, the water below will evaporate to the top when it boils.

This technique is actually the same as the Siphon technique, it's just that this coffee maker produces a more distinctive coffee taste.

Specifications:

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Size: 19.5 x 9.5 cm
• Volume: 100 ml, 200 ml, 300 ml, 450 ml, 600 ml

Why do you have to AUTOMATIC ESPRESSO MAKER? ️

• Effective For Making Coffee With A Perfect Taste Without Dregs.
• Adjusted To The Right Measure Of 300ml.
• Made Of Strong And Durable Stainless Steel.
• Very comfortable handle to hold.
• Very Easy And Practical To Use.
• Can be used on any stove.
• Save Time & Easy to Clean.

How to use:

1. Turn the bottom of the pot, lift the filter funnel, then enter the water at the bottom, until the max is under the safety valve.
2. Fill Filter Pot With Ground Coffee (Recommended To Fully Fill Coffee). Then Place Back In The Pot.
3. Close the Moka Pot with a tight screw so that the water vapor does not leak when cooking.
4. Start the Manufacturing Process By Heating the Unit Over a Small Stove. Avoid Large Stoves, Because They Damage Plastic Handles And Silicone Seals.
5. After the water boils, the steam will push the hot water up past the coffee grounds and the funnel. Gradually, the Top Pot Will Be Fully Filled With Brewing Coffee.
6. Coffee ready to be served.