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These cheap stainless steel ones are for induction, electro, ceranfield electro and gas. The steel is cheap and thin.
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These cheap stainless steel ones are for induction, electro, ceranfield electro and gas. The steel is cheap and thin.
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Long story short:
My Bialetti Venus (6 cups) and I finally became friends! The solution was a much coarser grind. I grind on 8 of 15 on my actual cone grinder. So the coffee simply has a much shorter contact with the Venus's uncoated can. Now, I can't really taste a difference between the Venus and the cheap storebrand pot with coated can.
My Bialetti Venus (6 cups) and I finally became friends! The solution was a much coarser grind. I grind on 8 of 15 on my actual cone grinder. So the coffee simply has a much shorter contact with the Venus's uncoated can. Now, I can't really taste a difference between the Venus and the cheap storebrand pot with coated can.
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