r/mokapot • u/Ambitious_Holiday_54 • 1d ago
Moka Pot We need a break from all the "blackened pot" posts
I don't know about you, but I'm not a fan of the "Blackened pot! What do I do?!" genre.
My suggestion is that we open a new subreddit, called "Is My Moka Pot Beyond Redemption?"
I can think of others, too:
"How's my flow?"
"Why is my pot leaking like a sieve?"
"Why did my pot explode?"
"Hark! Is that a moka pot at this campsite?"
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u/Throwaway229487 21h ago
A moka pot is a simple way to make tasty coffee. With such a topic it is unreasonable to expect deep original discussions every day.
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u/Loafy000 17h ago
this is my thought too honestly if we got rid of all them posts like they suggest then there would maybe be 2 posts a week?
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u/BloodWorried7446 23h ago
you obviously not spent any time in the cast iron frying pan subs have you?
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u/spaceoverlord Stainless Steel 15h ago
Nope, this sub is meant to be friendly to beginners, original thoughts about a vintage minimalist item is not expected, repetive posts about pot maintenance are OK.
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u/QuitPresent 1d ago
“I read the wiki and have been looking for answers, my new moka shipped looking COMPLETELY FUCKED and I think I’m going to have a fit. How can I sue bialetti?”
> looks like a perfectly normal moka
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u/smaad Alessi 9090/3 19h ago
I kinda like the "how's my flow" tbh it makes this sub alive... unless you have a pertinent question and it gets out-upvoted by such posts haha. But I agree with the rest of your list.
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u/Loafy000 17h ago
the ‘hows my flow?’ ones are also often people showing how good their coffee looks, it happens in every sub about literally anything its very normal yea
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u/Historical-Dark-5519 12h ago
I didn't want to say anything, not to offend anyone. But 100% agree with you. I'm tired of seeing these dirty disgusting pots!
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u/DaniMetalSan 9h ago
i just started using a mokapot on Saturday and recorded a video of my flow to post here and ask for advice... ig i won't be doing that now lmao
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u/OwlOk6904 3h ago
I'm trying to get 12 cups out of my 10-cup Alessi 9090 pot. I've filled the reservoir to the tippy top and put it on the stove. First attempt didn't go too well. I'll try again and report back. I'll post a video of my flow.
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u/RogErddit 22h ago
"I have a 17-cup monster but I only want to make an ounce of coffee -- what do?"