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Wacaco Nanopresso. I'm travelling a lot these days and I need coffee every morning. Many hotels don't have electric kettles so I also had to buy a tiny water he
by postsantum 4y ago
Wacaco Nanopresso. I'm travelling a lot these days and I need coffee every morning. Many hotels don't have electric kettles so I also had to buy a tiny water heater to boil water right in its tiny cup.
Saw some people go as far as using a portable coffee grinder but that's a heavier toy
- mariusor 4y agoFor people that don't enjoy espressos, the CLEVER Dripper is a good option[1]. I think this gadget combined with a cheap burr grinder is the best way to get flavourful filter coffee. [1] https://cleverbrewing.coffee/products/clever-dripper https://cleverbrewing.coffee/products/clever-dripper
- paulette449 4y agoThese are great for super lightweight pourover (0.64 ounces). The listing says 1.5 cups per use but I think that's ambitious. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B098W5RMF1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B098W5RMF1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b...
- sfmike 4y agoI got the picopresso and I've used it daily for about a year now. It is more precise and finicky and you need the right grind, but as youtubers have shown and i agree the quality of the espresso and crema is amazing for something so portable. With hot water and pregrind some fine grounds you can bring say to a few day camping and have espresso like a third wave shop quality. I'm in love with this thing. Toss in a ball jar over ice and oat milk and a splash of syrup and i have a inflationary 7 dollar hipster latte for like 50 cents.