Bialetti Venus Induction 'R' Stovetop Coffee Maker (10 Cup)

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Your Bialetti Venus is cleansed by rinsing every component with simple water. Do not use any detergent. Dishwasher-use is not recommended. Finally, you’re going to put your Venus on the stove. (If you have an induction stovetop, a heat diffuser can help you with better heat distribution.) At medium heat, wait until you hear your fresh coffee gurgling out of its top like a Candy Land waterfall, before turning off the burner and pouring yourself a cup. It’s a beautiful, sing-songy gargle, and one of my favorite things to impersonate at a party—if you don’t mind spittle. Maybe one day I’ll switch up my brewing methods, but I legit can’t imagine a more perfect way to brew such tasty, generous quantities of coffee in a more ~aesthetic~ way. The Bialetti Venus isn’t just another kitchen gadget—it’s my forever valentine.

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Using Bialetti Venus is a 100% sustainable way of preparing your coffee, as it produces no waste, is cleaned without detergents and with little maintenance it will last a lifetime.Made to last: Venus is made of top -grade18/10 Stainless Steel, resistant to high temperatures and maintains its shape and shin over time.

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Bialetti’s legacy of quality and reliability lives on in these lines of coffee makers crafted in high-quality 18/10 stainless with ergonomic, heat-resistant handles. Now everyone can have the beverages they crave and a look they love. Experience the Italian way of preparing a tasteful coffee with the Bialetti Venus Pot, with its unique shape and long-lasting materials. The historic gentleman with the moustache on its front is a guarantee of the originality and quality of a Bialetti product. Heat your coffee - place it on a moderately hot stove, angling the handle away from heat if not an induction stove, and leaving the lid open. Coffee will start to bubble into the top section The man with the moustache is Renato Bialetti, the son of the inventor of the Moka, Alfonso. It was designed in 1953 by the Italian artist Paul CampaniAdd the filter and coffee - insert the filter basket into the brewer, then fill the basket with coffee For those preferring a smoother coffee taste, Bialetti’s stainless stove-top pots embody our legendary ease-of-operation in sleek contemporary designs.