The world's first disposable "mobile coffee machine" gives birth to a creative coffee machine.

With the improvement of people's living standards, creative snack food equipment has become popular in the market. Bean sprout machine, air fryer, yogurt rice wine machine. In recent years, the fast-paced urban life has made these creative snack food equipment popular in the north and south of the country and become the new favorite of urban families.

Away from home, a sudden coffee addiction attack, want to have a cup of pure English coffee, how to do? Of course you can't go out with a coffee maker on your back. The only thing that can save you at this time is the Grower'sCup portable coffee maker, which is also the world's first disposable "mobile coffee machine".

The Grower'sCup doesn't look like a machine at all. You might call it a "mobile coffee bag". It's like making tea-pour hot water into the coffee bag, wait a moment, mix the water temperature with the coffee powder, and then flow into the cup through a special filter, ready to drink.

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The world's first disposable "mobile coffee machine" was born.

The designer of this disposable coffee machine, UlrikRasmussen, is from Denmark and is inspired by tea bags. Ulrik spent nine years developing the product, which has just been launched in the UK and has been snapped up as soon as it goes on sale. Ulrik says Grower'sCup will revolutionize the way people drink coffee.

Ulrik, a 46-year-old classmate from Denmark, said: "it all started one morning when I was about to make a cup of coffee and found that the filter in the coffee machine had been used up." I would like to have a cup of coffee right away, but it makes me feel irritated because it is very difficult to make a delicious cup of coffee. When I closed the kitchen door, I found some tea bags, which inspired me-why not make coffee like tea? I cut some tea bags and poured the coffee powder into it. I felt that the idea was very feasible, and then I began to do more in-depth research. "

Ulrik's research direction is simple-through a single solution, combining a filter with a French filter pot of coffee, it feels like making tea. Finally, it took nine years for Ulrik to develop Grower'sCup.

Each Grower'sCup bag costs between $1.70 and $2.50, and there are 12 different varieties to choose from. Each bag of coffee contains 18 grams of coffee powder, and 300ml hot water can make two cups of coffee. Now, those picky coffee lovers can finally find their own home.