Where to get the mokapot

Originally Posted by md4958

thats a great looking pot!

what is your aversion to aluminum? health concerns?

Health concerns, we are all gonna pass away someday but we get to make a few decisions along the way, just taking my best guess.

Aluminum is a better heat conductor than SS, hence a better choice from my experience when making that fine faux crema.

When at home I use a special propane single burner that helps overcome the SS shortcomings.

That was the first mokapot that I purchased, didn't even know how to use it, but now I do

[md4958]

Originally Posted by tzaddi

Health concerns, we are all gonna pass away someday but we get to make a few decisions along the way, just taking my best guess.

Aluminum is a better heat conductor than SS, hence a better choice from my experience when making that fine faux crema.

When at home I use a special propane single burner that helps overcome the SS shortcomings.

That was the first mokapot that I purchased, didn't even know how to use it, but now I do

Thats why I recommend the aluminum to my customers over stainless... even though we sell both. I think they will have a better overall experience using the aluminum pots, and in turn be happier with thier purchase

TJ MAXX!!!! I vaguely remember where one is. Not a huge chain out here promotional wise...google I will have to do.

[Sancho]

Let me know if you find the 3 cuppers, I got my 6er at bed bath and beyond