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For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. If they have a home espresso machine that they're looking to take to another lever, then look no further than this all in one kit designed to provide all they need to make great fun, delicious-tasting latte art.
The chilled end product can be an incredibly refreshing way to have a caffeinated drink on a warm day. Think: self-heating coffee mugs that'll keep your drink warm, cafetieres to brew your coffee to perfection, and milk frothers for your latte-loving friend. For those yet to own a coffee machine, you can't go wrong with a Nespresso machine – or, if you're feeling fancy, consider treating them to this sophisticated bean to cup coffee machine from Smeg. And then there’s the actual coffee itself, and it doesn’t get chicer – or better tasting – than these millennial pink tins of coffee from Grind. The defining features of these grinders tends to be centred around utilising conical burrs, which are metal pieces fitted together in a complementary fashion.Whether it's a straight up espresso or creamy oat milk latte, lots of people love coffee – which means thoughtful coffee gifts will easily please (and impress) at least half of the people on your Christmas gifting-list. That being said, if the coffee-drinker is new to home brewing, this might be a very welcome gift as it will mean they can graduate from pre-ground coffee which is often stale by the time it is consumed, compared to bagged beans which conserve the flavour longer. Whether you're looking to treat yourself or the friend or family member who worships at the altar of filter coffee, we've curated an entire edit of caffeine-charged coffee gifts that they're sure to adore. From sleek coffee mugs in different sizes and complementary colours to coffee subscription services and coffee wall art, there's something for every coffee lover in your life – even if they're famously hard to buy for. Other mad scientists might like cold brew coffee makers which steep ground coffee beans in room-temperature water for 12 or even 24 hours. If they’re all gadgeted-out and you’re afraid to buy them beans, why not give them an Arabica coffee bean plant?
They might also stand to have a great coffee flask or reusable cup to cut down unnecessary spends at high street cafes. The latte pen features a double ended design, with a spatula on one end and a spike on the other, perfect for moulding milk foam into shapes before adding delicate cocoa details. The burr pieces are cut so that their ridges are teeth-like, which then grind your coffee. The clear chamber on top, known as the hopper can hold up around 200g of coffee dispenses grounds into a smaller container which can be pulled out to get the ingredients for your coffee brewer. There are a huge amount of different gifts which might suit, so in some regards this would depend on your budget. Froth milk in the included gold plated stainless steel milk jug, whilst the coffee grinds - use the tamper to help compress the coffee grounds for a great cuppa with smooth extraction, and once they're ready the art can begin.The conical burrs ensure that coffee is ground evenly, whilst cheaper blade grinders might chop the coffee in a much rougher fashion, so that the grounds taste acrimonious – simultaneously strong and weak, whilst also hollow and heavy. This even grind really brings the flavour of beans out
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