There is nothing like taking a break and making our own gourmet coffee when off-roading or while charging our Rivian!
Brewing coffee in a Moka pot:
1) Fill the bottom of the moka pot with water until it reaches just below the safety valve.
2) Fill the brewing basket to the top with medium coffee grounds, tap gently to even out (do not pack)
3) Screw on the top tightly.
4) Heat the moka pot on medium heat (induction cook top level 5/9).
5) Once the coffee flow starts bubbling the coffee is ready, remove from the heat right away.
Power draw:
- Moka pot on induction cooktop: Peak 353W, total power used 34.2Wh
- Milk frother in electric outlet: Peak 619W, total power used 28.5Wh
Combined power draw: Peak 972W, total power used 62.7Wh
Moka pot: Bialetti Moka Induction Rossa
Milk frother: Froth Labs Milk Frother
Coffee: illy Intenso Bold Roast
Chocolate syrup: Torani Dark Chocolate Sauce
Camp kitchen system with induction cooktop from Thunderbolt Adventure supply