LAMBDA COFFEE® Espresso Maker Suitable for Induction Cookers 100 ml Stainless Steel 1 2 Cups I Outdoor Mocha Pot Small as Camping Accessories

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Amazon Strong and durable: thanks to high quality stainless steel. Makes 1-2 cups of coffee or 2-3 espresso cups. Small coffee maker for 1 person. Our camping coffee maker is aluminium-free: this protects the environment and your health with the Moka Pot. The water container is made of uncoated stainless steel. The induction espresso pot is very space-saving: thanks to the unscrewable wooden handle. Perfect as an outdoor coffee maker, for camping. Alternative to French Press Thermo. Our manual espresso machine is multi-compatible: the coffee pot is suitable for all types of cookers and heat sources. For induction, camping gas stove, camping stove, etc. The stainless steel espresso maker is easy to clean: the rust-proof mocha jug can be cleaned in no time by hand or in the dishwasher (except for the wood)., Weight: 1.0582188576 pounds, Manufacturer: Lambda Coffee

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Strong and durable: thanks to high quality stainless steel. Makes 1-2 cups of coffee or 2-3 espresso cups. Small coffee maker for 1 person. Our camping coffee maker is aluminium-free: this protects the environment and your health with the Moka Pot. The water container is made of uncoated stainless steel. The induction espresso pot is very space-saving: thanks to the unscrewable wooden handle. Perfect as an outdoor coffee maker, for camping. Alternative to French Press Thermo. Our manual espresso machine is multi-compatible: the coffee pot is suitable for all types of cookers and heat sources. For induction, camping gas stove, camping stove, etc. The stainless steel espresso maker is easy to clean: the rust-proof mocha jug can be cleaned in no time by hand or in the dishwasher (except for the wood)., Weight: 1.0582188576 pounds, Manufacturer: Lambda Coffee


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Brand Lambda Coffee
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  • 4260579370829

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