Manual Espresso Machine, Coffee Pot, Mini Portable Coffee Maker, Hand Operated, Suitable for Camping, Hiking, and Office, Perfect Holiday/Birthday Gift

Jessi

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BrazucaMama

The media could not be loaded. We have a small nespresso machine that we take on trips. But this is our new travel buddy now! Small, light and easy to use. Makes a delish espresso! Highly recommend!

BrazucaMama

The media could not be loaded. We have a small nespresso machine that we take on trips. But this is our new travel buddy now! Small, light and easy to use. Makes a delish espresso! Highly recommend!

BrazucaMama

The media could not be loaded. We have a small nespresso machine that we take on trips. But this is our new travel buddy now! Small, light and easy to use. Makes a delish espresso! Highly recommend!

Stes

This worked our perfectly for a camping trip. I haaaate most instant coffees and it was nice to be spoiled with good espresso in the morning before taking on some big hikes. Very easy to useful, gives your hand a bit of a workout if you need to do it more than twice. For cold mornings, I definitely recommend running some hot water through it first before making the espresso. Overall, I'm very happy with it and I know this will be an essential part of my camping kit.

Stes

This worked our perfectly for a camping trip. I haaaate most instant coffees and it was nice to be spoiled with good espresso in the morning before taking on some big hikes. Very easy to useful, gives your hand a bit of a workout if you need to do it more than twice. For cold mornings, I definitely recommend running some hot water through it first before making the espresso. Overall, I'm very happy with it and I know this will be an essential part of my camping kit.

Ed

I wanted a portable espresso solution for travelling, most business travel hotels offer so-so coffee and beggers can't be choosers in the mornings. I don't really use Nespresso at home, but I cant take my espresso maker with me... or can I. I found this handy little unit after a it of searching. I just got and did a test run with some Pete's nesspresso pods I had for my summer cabin Nespresso machine. Was easy to disassemble and put the pod in and water, pump and pump. Presto. Decent cup of espresso. Can't wait to try it out while traveling next week.

Lee

It does what it is supposed to. For best results run hot water through first (preheat). Use over a sink (or outdoors) as you tend to get drips here and there from various ends. Not leaks, just as you turn it over. Found that design flaw is that it is not easy to pull out the bit that punctures the large end of the capsule, for cleaning. The piece with the small squares on it. it is held into the end with an "O" ring and there is no easy way to grip it and pull the two apart. Needs some ribs moulded in to get a grip on. I drilled a couple of very small holes so a paper clip can be inserted and the parts separated.

NJ

In short: you wont be disappointed!As soon as I got this I had to try it out and compare it side by side with the nespresso machine. I did a quick wash of the minipresso and poured some hot water fromThe nespresso mashine as it's quicker then boiling water. It took 20 seconds to fill the water, screw it on and add the Nespresso Capsule.The race starts. Pressed the button on the nespresso and at the same time started pumping the Minipresso. It took about 10-11 pumps to fill a shot of espresso and finished a few seconds before the Nespresso machine.Results: the Mjnimpresso held up to its name. It didn't make as much crèmà as I was hoping it would with useing two hands to pump, however I am still satisified.Pros:-Extremely small (size of a 12 oz water bottle-easy to use, set up.-Cleaning was not bad.inwouod dona nice deep cleaning after 10 uses and clean out some left over coffee stuck in the nook and crannies.Cons:-When taking the pods out donit over a sink or trash as it will leak some coffee and wil get over you.-AIRPORT: I have pre check, and out of the 15 times I flew, they pulled me to the side 9 times to check it out and to open it all up. Not a big deal.I just take it out now and put it separately and I do mention it to the TSA so they are aware of it, now I never get stoped. But when I do mention it they do think it's a pretty cool device. So if you get stopped. Don't give them a hard time! You can eaither ruien your day and get upset or walk away laughing and the next time you see them, they will Most likely remember you and ask how your coffee is.I have used this:On road tripsOut CampingOn AirplanesOn vacationsSitting at the beach early morning/ late eveningsAt work

NJ

In short: you wont be disappointed!As soon as I got this I had to try it out and compare it side by side with the nespresso machine. I did a quick wash of the minipresso and poured some hot water fromThe nespresso mashine as it's quicker then boiling water. It took 20 seconds to fill the water, screw it on and add the Nespresso Capsule.The race starts. Pressed the button on the nespresso and at the same time started pumping the Minipresso. It took about 10-11 pumps to fill a shot of espresso and finished a few seconds before the Nespresso machine.Results: the Mjnimpresso held up to its name. It didn't make as much crèmà as I was hoping it would with useing two hands to pump, however I am still satisified.Pros:-Extremely small (size of a 12 oz water bottle-easy to use, set up.-Cleaning was not bad.inwouod dona nice deep cleaning after 10 uses and clean out some left over coffee stuck in the nook and crannies.Cons:-When taking the pods out donit over a sink or trash as it will leak some coffee and wil get over you.-AIRPORT: I have pre check, and out of the 15 times I flew, they pulled me to the side 9 times to check it out and to open it all up. Not a big deal.I just take it out now and put it separately and I do mention it to the TSA so they are aware of it, now I never get stoped. But when I do mention it they do think it's a pretty cool device. So if you get stopped. Don't give them a hard time! You can eaither ruien your day and get upset or walk away laughing and the next time you see them, they will Most likely remember you and ask how your coffee is.I have used this:On road tripsOut CampingOn AirplanesOn vacationsSitting at the beach early morning/ late eveningsAt work

NJ

In short: you wont be disappointed!As soon as I got this I had to try it out and compare it side by side with the nespresso machine. I did a quick wash of the minipresso and poured some hot water fromThe nespresso mashine as it's quicker then boiling water. It took 20 seconds to fill the water, screw it on and add the Nespresso Capsule.The race starts. Pressed the button on the nespresso and at the same time started pumping the Minipresso. It took about 10-11 pumps to fill a shot of espresso and finished a few seconds before the Nespresso machine.Results: the Mjnimpresso held up to its name. It didn't make as much crèmà as I was hoping it would with useing two hands to pump, however I am still satisified.Pros:-Extremely small (size of a 12 oz water bottle-easy to use, set up.-Cleaning was not bad.inwouod dona nice deep cleaning after 10 uses and clean out some left over coffee stuck in the nook and crannies.Cons:-When taking the pods out donit over a sink or trash as it will leak some coffee and wil get over you.-AIRPORT: I have pre check, and out of the 15 times I flew, they pulled me to the side 9 times to check it out and to open it all up. Not a big deal.I just take it out now and put it separately and I do mention it to the TSA so they are aware of it, now I never get stoped. But when I do mention it they do think it's a pretty cool device. So if you get stopped. Don't give them a hard time! You can eaither ruien your day and get upset or walk away laughing and the next time you see them, they will Most likely remember you and ask how your coffee is.I have used this:On road tripsOut CampingOn AirplanesOn vacationsSitting at the beach early morning/ late eveningsAt work