WACACO Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker Bundled with Protective Case, Upgrade Version of Minipresso, Mini Travel Coffee Machine, Perfect for Camping, Travel and Office (Black)

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I’m one of those who, if I can’t go too far (to cause brewing problems), I’m afraid I haven’t gone far enough (to get the best quality). Some of the espresso makers can do the job for you, but for these, you’re going to need an electric socket. If you take the body and flip it upside down and fill the back up with water (where the orange cross-shaped pin is) It should take around 6-7 pumps to empty it. This machine uses Nespresso capsules rather than ground coffee, so if you are using it while hiking, you’ll need to carry your used capsules home with you.

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It provides a streamlined process that heats, pressurizes, and dispenses the espresso within two minutes. Simply put, the Wacaco’s Nanopresso is a pocket-sized machine with the ability to brew hand-pumped espresso. BTW, re: the Nanopresso, can you clarify your reference to brewing with and without “pressure”, something about a small plastic bit that can be removed (which small plastic bit…?This problem has happened a few times now over the last 6 months, so it’s unfortunate that you’ve encountered it within only a few week. If you’re just as serious about coffee as we are, you’ll know that it is important that the portable machine can make an actual espresso, not just a hot under-extracted disappointment. Meanwhile, even though the two devices hold the same volume of water (80ml), the grounds capacity of the Nanopresso is less than half the Picopresso. The WIRED conversation illuminates how technology is changing every aspect of our lives—from culture to business, science to design.

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Thinking that i sometimes would like to have regular coffee maybe i should opt for the Aeropress, but with the barista kit one could maybe make an Americano? Mainly because I prefer a double shot and it’s the only portable device I have that will achieve this. In fact, we've been so impressed with the Wacaco Nanopresso that we have put together our very own brew guide.Also, I’ve just made a new Nanopresso video demonstrating the NS adapter, I’m just editing out some waffle, so I should have it posted later today, hopefully you’ll enjoy it. If this doesn’t sound like enough to get your engine running, make sure to choose a travel espresso maker that offers a double shot. This is a very convenient way to get rather good coffee if you’re travelling and don’t want to carry a grinder.

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For whatever reason, checking that the orange cross-thingy got “pushed out” by about 1 mm while pumping water (without the portafilter or tank) did the trick. Froth Milk (Optional): Frothing milk is similarly easy as it follows all the same steps but you put milk instead of water in the chamber. Having tried both versions, we feel that with this latest portable espresso maker, Wacaco has created the best device an espresso-lover could hope for in the absence of a real espresso machine.Drinking from the glass cups is far superior to drinking from a paper cup in our opinion (plus less wastage). And also, could you direct me to where (if you have made one) for a video or written steps on how to make your portable little kitchen for heating water outdoors. Getting the best espresso from the machine requires perfecting pulling technique and a decent grinder is important, too. The Picopresso has several useful accessories and parts – some visible as you unbox, some inside the device.