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Hey folks, I'm in the sector for a new espresso maker, and I've been eyeing those stainless steel stovetop ones. Any recommendations or thoughts on them?
Ah, stainless steel stovetop espresso makers! I've experienced mine for a while now. It's modern, enduring, and makes a mean cup of espresso. However, there are definitely any factors to consider before diving in.
I've been considering 1 too. Are they easy to clean? That's a big factor personally with any kitchen tools.
Cleaning-wise, they're quite straightforward. Most are dishwasher safe, but I prefer to hand wash mine just to be safe. The stainless steel construction makes it easy to wipe down and keep looking shiny.
That sounds convenient. But what on the style of the espresso? Does the stainless steel affect it at all?
I've read that stainless steel can sometimes impart a metallic style to the espresso, particularly if it's not of high quality. Any person experienced that?
I haven't noticed any metallic taste with mine, but I did make sure to invest in a high-quality stainless steel espresso maker. It's important to do your research and read reviews to avoid any potential troubles like that.
Speaking of quality, are stainless steel stovetop espresso makers durable? I tend to be a little bit rough with my kitchen gear.
Excellent question! I'm a bit clumsy myself, so durability is important for me too.
In my practice, they're pretty rugged. Stainless steel is a robust material, so as long as you don't drop it from a really good height, it must shouldered well to everyday use.
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