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product_id: 466146938
title: "Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker, Moka Pot, Percolator Italian Coffee Maker, 600ml/20oz/12 cup (espresso cup=50ml), Classic Cafe Maker, stainless steel, suitable for induction cookers"
brand: "godmorn"
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# 12 cups capacity Induction compatible Safety valve feature Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker, Moka Pot, Percolator Italian Coffee Maker, 600ml/20oz/12 cup (espresso cup=50ml), Classic Cafe Maker, stainless steel, suitable for induction cookers

**Brand:** godmorn
**Price:** 291 Lei
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate Your Coffee Game with Godmorn!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker, Moka Pot, Percolator Italian Coffee Maker, 600ml/20oz/12 cup (espresso cup=50ml), Classic Cafe Maker, stainless steel, suitable for induction cookers by godmorn
- **How much does it cost?** 291 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- godmorn enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted godmorn brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safety First:** Equipped with a safety valve for optimal pressure control.
- • **Easy to Clean:** Corrosion-resistant materials ensure a hassle-free cleanup.
- • **Elegant Design:** Polished stainless steel for a sophisticated kitchen aesthetic.
- • **Brew Like a Barista:** Craft 12 cups of rich espresso in just 5 minutes!
- • **Versatile Heating Options:** Compatible with gas, electric, and induction cookers.

## Overview

The Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker is a premium 600ml (20oz) moka pot designed for coffee enthusiasts. Made from high-quality stainless steel, it is suitable for various heat sources, including induction cookers. With a capacity to brew 12 cups of espresso in just five minutes, it combines safety features and an elegant design, making it a must-have for any coffee lover's kitchen.

## Description

12 Cup Coffee Maker Stovetop Espresso Maker

Review: The best expresso coffee maker - Makes the perfect expresso coffee! Easy to clean and the handle stays cool to touch even over high heat. Surprisingly there’s no tarnish or discoloration after weeks of daily use. Great purchase!
Review: A decent 12 ounces of "perked" coffee - Update: I've been using this just about daily for 3 months, still makes good coffee. The things I've noticed is first the lid isn't very easy to open with the little tab, it doesn't provide enough leverage for easy opening. While it does have a pour opening in the lid pouring out coffee isn't a problem, only after pouring the coffee I like to open lid and rinse out the remaining coffee/grinds left behind in the top part. Second thing is I notice the handle is getting lose. It seems the screw isn't tight. I never use the handle to remove top from bottom, always grab the top and bottom to loosen and remove. The only thing I've used the handle for is to set on stove to perk and then to pick up and pour. Likely just needs the screw tightened, maybe some lock tight on the threads would stop that in the future. Otherwise still makes a good 12 ounce mug of coffee. I really wouldn't call this (or anything similar to this) an expresso maker, it's is just like a percolator only the water passes through the grinds just once instead of many times. Which is why needs more grinds then a percolator which passes the water through the grinds many times. Like a percolator the top is open to room pressure air so this doesn't send high pressure water through the grinds any more then a percolator does. But if just want one 12 ounce mug of coffee then this is great way to go. With just making 12 ounce mug it takes around 5 minutes to make. With normal morning routine start this going first then by or before have other kitchen morning routines done coffee is ready too. When I was making coffee with the 64 ounce percolator would be close to 30 minutes before coffee was ready. Big difference. --------------------------------------------- Before this I had been using a percolator (Farberware 50124 Classic Stainless Steel Yosemite 8-Cup Coffee Percolator) which made very good coffee (still does) but now that I don't need as much coffee per day this espresso maker makes coffee very similar to my old percolator, perhaps slightly stronger then my usual 6 minute perc but if I had let the percolator go for a minute or two longer likely wouldn't be able to tell the difference. OK, so what it comes down to. It will make about 12 ounce of coffee per batch. Coffee flavor is depended on beans and roast used. Good beans and roast makes good coffee. Percolator used eight spoonful of grinds to make about 8 cups (64 ounces), this espresso maker uses three spoonful to make 12 ounce (1.5 cups). So it uses about twice as much grinds as the percolator per eight ounces of coffee. In both cases I just spoon in the grinds and level it out without packing the grinds down. With both I ground the beans to the same I use for the percolator (course grind). Brew time (from cold water to time ready to pour into a mug) with expresso maker is fairly quick, I didn't time it but seems around 5 minutes. with percolator about 20 minutes (larger volume of water will take longer to bring to a boil). I would allow water to come to boil first then lower the inside parts into pot and put the top on, turned the heat down to low, after first perc appeared I had set a timer for six minutes. This kept the brew time consistent with consistent results. Yeah, a lot of work for a morning cup of coffee... With the espresso maker the water is pushed out of the reservoir into the top part, it will make a sputtering sound when finished so no need for a timer. Results are consistent with the grind and beans used. For some reason after brewing the reservoir will have a small amount of very dilute brewed coffee in the bottom, if left on the heat too long this coffee residue will become a scorched, burned in mess that would be very difficult to clean. So once it finishes brewing take it off the heat Like with the percolator there was some learning curve to find what I considered best flavor coffee (perk time, grind size), so I will have to experiment with grind size and if rather or not to and how packed down the grinds need to be to make for me the best tasting coffee from it. Some things to be aware of... 1 - I wouldn't consider this espresso maker as being heavy duty (is any of them?) so never use the handle to tighten or loosen the top from the bottom, likely that would eventually rip the handle off. 2 - fill with water to below that thing that sticks out of the side of the reservoir, it's a safety pressure release valve. If it's covered by water it will not work correctly 3 - After brewing it will be too hot to hold for a while so either wait to let it cool before trying to separate the halves or wear heat proof gloves when doing it. Dump the old grounds and rinse everything well and it's ready for next time. 4 - I'm sure there may be some other things but off hand I can't think what... so whatever it is never do it... or is it always do it... For first time use I washed everything with soap, water and dish sponge to remove any oil or contaminates from the manufacturing process. Rinse well and then do a brew without grinds. When cool take it all apart and rinse well then brew your first batch of good coffee. Yep, first batch was a good tasting cup of coffee without much effort.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09Y93ZCK8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #687,916 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #188 in Stovetop Espresso & Moka Pots |
| Brand | Godmorn |
| Coffee Maker Type | Moka Pot |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (6,091) |
| Date First Available | April 19, 2022 |
| Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Human Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Included Components | Filter |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | No |
| Item Weight | 2.14 pounds |
| Item model number | GODMORNgjdklaks278 |
| Manufacturer | Godmorn |
| Model Name | SSteel |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Power Source | Stovetop/Induction Heat |
| Product Dimensions | 10.83"D x 5.51"W x 5.51"H |
| Special Feature | Thermal |
| Specific Uses For Product | Coffee maker |
| Style | Classic |
| UPC | 752692650000 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Godmorn
- **Capacity:** 600 Milliliters
- **Color:** Silver
- **Product Dimensions:** 10.83"D x 5.51"W x 5.51"H
- **Special Feature:** Thermal

## Images

![Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker, Moka Pot, Percolator Italian Coffee Maker, 600ml/20oz/12 cup (espresso cup=50ml), Classic Cafe Maker, stainless steel, suitable for induction cookers - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41B-oR1FebL.jpg)
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![Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker, Moka Pot, Percolator Italian Coffee Maker, 600ml/20oz/12 cup (espresso cup=50ml), Classic Cafe Maker, stainless steel, suitable for induction cookers - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/519wY+asO4L.jpg)
![Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker, Moka Pot, Percolator Italian Coffee Maker, 600ml/20oz/12 cup (espresso cup=50ml), Classic Cafe Maker, stainless steel, suitable for induction cookers - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51JmaYppVwL.jpg)
![Godmorn Stovetop Espresso Maker, Moka Pot, Percolator Italian Coffee Maker, 600ml/20oz/12 cup (espresso cup=50ml), Classic Cafe Maker, stainless steel, suitable for induction cookers - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Y11ZzrlUL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Exactly what is this inside "opaque lining" that two of the reviews have addressed?  one said that after just one use, it was corroded.**
A: So I don't know. I am trying to find out myself. The reviews have been glowing otherwise. However every other similar stainless coffee maker that I have read the reviews for have lots of people talking about rust and coatings. I was so hoping this one would be different.

**Q: Where is this made? (Country of origin.)**
A: The person who answered "Italy" to your question was the China factory trying to fool you... why are they ashamed of their own products?  Cheaply made, for one.

**Q: What is the best way to clean it?**
A: I bought this coffee maker because it is induction ready. I have always cleaned my espresso maker with plain soap and water or use the dishwasher. Honestly, I only do this once a week, otherwise I just rinse and dry. I find coffee taste better this way as opposed to washing after each use.

**Q: Exactly what is this inside "opaque lining" that two of the reviews have addressed?  one said that after just one use, it was corroded.**
A: I just got this yesterday. The water reservoir has a coating on it.  I think this is what people are asking about, as I am wondering too.  It’s not from use.  Perhaps it is the sandblasted finish someone referred to but it feels more rubbery.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best expresso coffee maker
*by K***H on December 15, 2025*

Makes the perfect expresso coffee! Easy to clean and the handle stays cool to touch even over high heat. Surprisingly there’s no tarnish or discoloration after weeks of daily use. Great purchase!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A decent 12 ounces of "perked" coffee
*by J***H on June 7, 2019*

Update: I've been using this just about daily for 3 months, still makes good coffee. The things I've noticed is first the lid isn't very easy to open with the little tab, it doesn't provide enough leverage for easy opening. While it does have a pour opening in the lid pouring out coffee isn't a problem, only after pouring the coffee I like to open lid and rinse out the remaining coffee/grinds left behind in the top part. Second thing is I notice the handle is getting lose. It seems the screw isn't tight. I never use the handle to remove top from bottom, always grab the top and bottom to loosen and remove. The only thing I've used the handle for is to set on stove to perk and then to pick up and pour. Likely just needs the screw tightened, maybe some lock tight on the threads would stop that in the future. Otherwise still makes a good 12 ounce mug of coffee. I really wouldn't call this (or anything similar to this) an expresso maker, it's is just like a percolator only the water passes through the grinds just once instead of many times. Which is why needs more grinds then a percolator which passes the water through the grinds many times. Like a percolator the top is open to room pressure air so this doesn't send high pressure water through the grinds any more then a percolator does. But if just want one 12 ounce mug of coffee then this is great way to go. With just making 12 ounce mug it takes around 5 minutes to make. With normal morning routine start this going first then by or before have other kitchen morning routines done coffee is ready too. When I was making coffee with the 64 ounce percolator would be close to 30 minutes before coffee was ready. Big difference. --------------------------------------------- Before this I had been using a percolator (Farberware 50124 Classic Stainless Steel Yosemite 8-Cup Coffee Percolator) which made very good coffee (still does) but now that I don't need as much coffee per day this espresso maker makes coffee very similar to my old percolator, perhaps slightly stronger then my usual 6 minute perc but if I had let the percolator go for a minute or two longer likely wouldn't be able to tell the difference. OK, so what it comes down to. It will make about 12 ounce of coffee per batch. Coffee flavor is depended on beans and roast used. Good beans and roast makes good coffee. Percolator used eight spoonful of grinds to make about 8 cups (64 ounces), this espresso maker uses three spoonful to make 12 ounce (1.5 cups). So it uses about twice as much grinds as the percolator per eight ounces of coffee. In both cases I just spoon in the grinds and level it out without packing the grinds down. With both I ground the beans to the same I use for the percolator (course grind). Brew time (from cold water to time ready to pour into a mug) with expresso maker is fairly quick, I didn't time it but seems around 5 minutes. with percolator about 20 minutes (larger volume of water will take longer to bring to a boil). I would allow water to come to boil first then lower the inside parts into pot and put the top on, turned the heat down to low, after first perc appeared I had set a timer for six minutes. This kept the brew time consistent with consistent results. Yeah, a lot of work for a morning cup of coffee... With the espresso maker the water is pushed out of the reservoir into the top part, it will make a sputtering sound when finished so no need for a timer. Results are consistent with the grind and beans used. For some reason after brewing the reservoir will have a small amount of very dilute brewed coffee in the bottom, if left on the heat too long this coffee residue will become a scorched, burned in mess that would be very difficult to clean. So once it finishes brewing take it off the heat Like with the percolator there was some learning curve to find what I considered best flavor coffee (perk time, grind size), so I will have to experiment with grind size and if rather or not to and how packed down the grinds need to be to make for me the best tasting coffee from it. Some things to be aware of... 1 - I wouldn't consider this espresso maker as being heavy duty (is any of them?) so never use the handle to tighten or loosen the top from the bottom, likely that would eventually rip the handle off. 2 - fill with water to below that thing that sticks out of the side of the reservoir, it's a safety pressure release valve. If it's covered by water it will not work correctly 3 - After brewing it will be too hot to hold for a while so either wait to let it cool before trying to separate the halves or wear heat proof gloves when doing it. Dump the old grounds and rinse everything well and it's ready for next time. 4 - I'm sure there may be some other things but off hand I can't think what... so whatever it is never do it... or is it always do it... For first time use I washed everything with soap, water and dish sponge to remove any oil or contaminates from the manufacturing process. Rinse well and then do a brew without grinds. When cool take it all apart and rinse well then brew your first batch of good coffee. Yep, first batch was a good tasting cup of coffee without much effort.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great starter moka pot
*by J***V on April 8, 2023*

I bought the 6 cup version in November 2020 and used it daily for 2 years (picture of the pot after >500 uses attached). A friend recommended moka pots to me, and my opinion is that stainless steel is more foodsafe than the cheaper aluminum versions. The Godmorn is a nice pot that makes rich, delicious coffee that I combined with hot milk to make latte. At ~$25 this was a great way for me try the moka pot experience for a couple years before upgrading to a Bialetti at a bit more than twice the price. The biggest negative to the Godmorn is the valve. The simple valve releases pressure too quickly (even with regular cleaning) and can result in an incomplete brew cycle. The Bialetti has a two-piece valve and heavier gauge steel that brews stronger coffee at higher pressure.

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