Bialetti Redesigns Its Popular Brikka Italian Stovetop Coffee Maker
22.09.11
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (PRWEB) September 22, 2011
Bialetti , the prime Italian coffee and cookware brand, introduces the newly designed Brikka stovetop coffee maker. The Brikka is part of Bialetti’s dearest of stovetop coffee makers, including the Moka, renowned for its iconic Italian intention and noted so as a permanent collection of New York’s Museum of Fresh Art (MOMA).
The Brikka revolutionizes the espresso making and drinking practice because of its patented pressure-controlled valve that regulates barely the right amount of pressure of water flowing through the coffee grounds to offer perfect froth, creating a richer-tasting coffee. The Brikka was redesigned with an vernissage in the lid to allow air circulation into the valve which creates the perfect “crema” (cream-like hot air).
With the Brikka, everyone can enjoy authentic espresso with “crema” unbiased like one from an Italian bar. The Brikka is available in 2-cup and 4-cup sizes starting at $54.95 at http://www.bialettishop.com or http://www.amazon.com .
Source: DigitalJournal.com (press release)
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Since last year, GMCR has signed licensing deals to offer coffee refills under major U.S. coffee brands such as Smucker's Folgers ( SJM ), Starbucks ( SBUX ) and Dunkin' Brands Party's Dunkin' Donuts ( DNKN ). It wouldn’t be surprising if any of those three made a entreat to absorb the single-cup technology into its business structure via a buy-out.
Source: Seeking Alpha