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Most moka pots don't work on my induction stove. How can I still use them?
Shop for stainless pots with a magnet! If it sticks, they will work provided the base is big enough. I found a larger unbranded one (at Goodwill!) with a flared base that works perfectly with my ...
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Moka pot induction heater
You can actually get all-in-one moka pots that plug directly into the mains, e.g.:
http://www.amazon.com/Delonghi-EMK6-Alicia-Electric-Espresso/dp/B00009W5F0
I've used one similar to this before, ...
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Most moka pots don't work on my induction stove. How can I still use them?
If you want to stick with your pot and don't want to use an adapter you could also buy a single stove like this one:
At least thats what my father uses. Its also nice because you can place it on the ...
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Most moka pots don't work on my induction stove. How can I still use them?
I had the same problem, and found a simple way to solve it: you might have a pot or pan that actually works on the hob, right? so, just put this one, empty, over the cooktop and then the moka pot ...
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Moka pot induction heater
Doing a quick search, I found this product and it seems pretty nice.
That shows me that small induction hobs does exists, so you'll find one easily.
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Most moka pots don't work on my induction stove. How can I still use them?
Please allow me to confirm the size thing: i use an alessi 3 cup on a portable induction hob, and have used on one permanent one - the base is about 3 inches - Works beautifully. Have just tried on ...
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