Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #73913 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 3 cup
- Brand: Ilsa
- Model: 8824
- Dimensions: 6.15" h x
4.50" w x
3.00" l,
1.00 pounds
Features
- Stovetop espresso maker; make espresso like it's made in Europe
- Three cup capacity
- Made of stainless steel
- Make high quality espresso without the hassle and expense of an electric espresso maker
- Easy to use; add water and ground coffee beans; place unit on stovetop burner
Ilsa Stainless Steel 3 Cup Stovetop Espresso Maker
Product Description
Make espresso like it's made in Europe, with this stovetop espresso maker. Stovetop espresso makers are popular because they are easy to use, less expensive than electric espresso machines, take up little kitchen space and … they make utterly fantastic espresso. That's why stovetop espresso machines have been well loved and well used all around the world. To use simply add water to the lower part of maker, add ground coffee beans to the basket and place unit on stovetop burner. And voile! fresh and tasty espresso for lattes, mochas, cappuccinos or drinking straight. This espresso maker is made of strong and long lasting stainless steel and has a three cup capacity.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
good stainles stovetop espresso maker
By karl88
i own a bialetti 1 cup stovetop espresso maker. i use it for traveling and in my van. it is made of aluminum however, and i wanted a stainless steel maker to take to thailand. the three cup Ilsa was the right size, but for some reason it was priced far higher than either the two cup or the four cup unit - but i bought it anyway because it was the size i wanted. the maker is well made. the hinge on the lid is a little loose and sloppy, but it doesn't interfere with the function. the grounds don't get all worked into the threads of the boiler and top, like they tend to do on the bialetti. being stainless steel, the maker cleans better than the aluminum units. The Ilsa has a stainless steel handle that won't burn if the flame from the stove is too high on the handle side. the plastic handle on my bialetti is schorched and flaking. the Ilsa seems to tolerate finely ground coffee better than the bialetti. if you put espresso grind coffee in the bialetti, it clogs and over-pressures. the Ilsa will push the waer through. the Ilsa comes with a little "reducer" screen, for making using a lesser amount of coffee grounds, but i never use it.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
we love this espresso pot!
By jellybeanjean
We've had the 4 cup for about 2 years now, used daily. I'm not sure why the handle would break off unless you were using it to open the pot. It makes excellent espresso each time. Better than major coffee house chains and much cheaper. We will be buying the 9 cup soon.
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Not well made
By R. Read
I've had 2 of these--the first was replaced by store (reluctantly) after handle broke off within a month. The replacement's handle broke off after a couple of years of daily use. The handle gets very hot and requires a potholder, and the bottom of the pot is a little narrow, slightly rounded and teeters on my gas burner if I don't place it just exactly right. I'd rather not deal with these potential safety hazards, especially before I've had my morning caffeine!
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