Has anyone had good or bad experience with the glass mukka? Not sure if it is a WS exclusive but I read about it somewhere and see it in my new catalog. (4 replies, last updated by chuckl August 29, 2008)

Anyone have this? Any thoughts on it? Reading on the Williams-Sonoma site and it doesn’t seem that great. They either love it or hate it. Thanks. (1 reply, last updated by nateco April 14, 2009)

I’ve tried those things and while it’s a bit better it still leaks. Bialetti is replacing it, they tell me there are some ‘lemons’ out there. I think the coffee is fabulous so I really hope this can be... (6 replies, last updated by Junie D January 12, 2006)

I have no personal experience with this, though I did see them in stores in Italy. Around E30, if I remember correctly. Bialetti is a good brand. It’s a household name in Italy. You can definitely get a more expensive,... (9 replies, last updated by Deb December 28, 2005)

I’m debating between two different stovetop moka devices. Ideally, I’d be able to make just moka coffee, or any fancier drink that I may want. The Bialetti Mukka is available for $100. This would make my cappuccino and... (1 reply, last updated by sandih September 7, 2008)

I take it you have seen this one. http://www.amazon.com/Bialetti-Mukka-Express-Polished-Aluminum/dp/B000A8C0XW/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1205980338&sr=8-4 It appears to be the same thing without the elegant glass... (14 replies, last updated by kkbriggs March 21, 2008)

Worth it? I dunno. It is basically a marriage of the Bialetti Mukka Express stove top cappucino pot with a hot plate. The Mukka can be had for about $70... Any good? Some folks swear by boiled-brew espresso, but most prefer the... (2 replies, last updated by Jimmy Buffet March 31, 2007)

Link to Bialetti site below. They make great coffee. I do love my 4 and 12 cup Moka Express coffeemakers in aluminum, but if I were buying one for the first time I would spring for the more expensive stainess model because it is... (3 replies, last updated by mg November 30, 2005)

More specifically, I’d like to know what people’s opinions are on the Bialetti Mukka versus a machine with a milk steamer option (probably a Francis!Francis! when I can afford to get one). I drink lattes, and prefer... (4 replies, last updated by PseudoNerd July 23, 2006)

's 20 years old and love it – sometimes I use it even though I have a perfectly nice machine. I thought those Mukkas by Bialetti sounded great, but I do have a friend who has one and loathes it. I would suggest getting your... (46 replies, last updated by inuksuk August 13, 2007)

I also have the aerolatte, and it works fine. I have ordered (off ebay) the Bialetti Mukka Express, that makes your coffee and your steamed mild all at once on your stovetop. I will let you know how it works. Should be great for... (41 replies, last updated by ideabaker January 19, 2009)

. A suggestion – if you only want to make milk-based drinks, check out the Bialetti Mukka Express. The website below has several videos showing the machine in action. http://www.bialettishop.com/Mukka... (25 replies, last updated by gabby29 December 17, 2007)

Bialetti Mukka? (29 replies, last updated by chipman September 20, 2009)

A gift that I recently came across that I think is great is the Bialetti stove top espresso machine, It’s not something a lot of people buy for themselves, but a great addition to any kitchen. They also recently reduced the... (15 replies, last updated by gmk1322 October 4, 2008)

The Bialetti I had was the Mukka Express (the model below the Moka)... and unlike the Moka it’s aluminium but that wasn’t an issue for me. No matter how careful I was to follow Bialetti's recommendations to say not to... (124 replies, last updated by JayVaBeach November 6, 2007)