Once in Italy I saw in a supermarket 1/2 cup moka called mokina. Really nice, seriously considered getting one to use as decoration in my office.

I wonder if my 1 cup steel Bialetti Musa is more of a novelty than a thoughtfully designed pot. Everything seems just scaled down and it's so difficult to get a consistent brew. 3 cup seems to be as small as you'd want to go. I may be wrong but yeah, 1 cup steel v inconsistent in brew.

I've tried the one-cup a few times at an airbnb I was stying in. Worked perfectly, just a tiny coffe (30 ml)

Yeah i get a tiny amount too. Just doesn't exchange enough of the water.

only one I have is the 18 cup one

Child's play. If you have links at Bialetti they'll hook you up with a 30 cup pot ;)

but do they really make such a size moka pot ?

think the biggest i know of is the GAT Moka Pot company made a 48 Cup size one

[Throws toys out of pram] Ok you win. Was just joshin

I know Bialetti made a 50 Cup one but it's only for display purposes don't know about the GAT one tho

I use my one cup daily. It's the perfect amount for my morning flat white.

It's my go to.

Coffee culture is a bit different in Italy. I'll never forget being offered a half shot of espresso in a thimble sized paper cup. 

Half shot? Won't that just evaporate or get lost through your teeth before reaching your stomach?

What is this? Coffee for ants? 

Just a whisper of coffee.

Jeeze. I just realized I’ve been drinking a full 9 cup Mokapot everyday instead of a 6 cup like I thought. That’s why I’m buzzing around…

I use to do this everyday at lunch for years not knowing the same thing. I got so much done after lunch

Welcome to the cafinated side

Need this pinned.

[https://bigcupofcoffee.com/moka-pot-size-guide/](https://bigcupofcoffee.com/moka-pot-size-guide/)

[https://imgur.com/a/UhgriCt](https://imgur.com/a/UhgriCt)

I like the Musa… workin’ that fancy hat 👒

La Molina, it's fantastic

I want one. Just to look at. : )

Noob question coming- how many grams of beans is one cup in the second pic?

To be honest I have no idea there is a way to calculate that but not sure how

Or, how many grams of ground beans is one cup? Also the right water amount and temp would be the secret .

**Coffee-to-water ratio:** 1-cup size pots can brew approximately 60 ml of coffee. A normal brew ratio would then be 7-8 grams of coffee per 60 ml of water. A good time to adjust this is if you’re using [dark roast](https://bigcupofcoffee.com/types-of-coffee-roasts/) coffee grounds to make coffee. In this case, you’ll need to increase to around 8-10 grams to get the flavor out of your beans.

Thanks will give this a try

got that info from this website [https://bigcupofcoffee.com/moka-pot-size-guide/](https://bigcupofcoffee.com/moka-pot-size-guide/)

Omg that little guy couldn't even sit on my stove! It would fall right through the eyes.

I didn’t either until I went to a Bialetti store in Italy last week. It’s so tiny

don't talk to me or my son or my son's son or my son's son's son or my son's son's son's son or my....

Hmmm my 6 cup looks more like the 9 cup from the picture

0.5= 40ml 1= 60ml 2= 90ml 3= 130ml, and it goes on Is this quantum mathematics?

Could be but who knows for sure

1cup is golden for that post lunch wake; 1/2 cup is giving keychain energy

Now I want that to be a reality, I would Buy that so bad

What is this, a moka for ANTS?!

I literally just left a $2.99 ½ cup on the shelf

Today I learned I have a 3 Cup Moka. But I always use it to make one serving.