Coffee review

Twist, a convenient coffee maker made by mypressi

Published: 2024-09-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/09/17, There is no George Clooney on the screen, but the goal of this mypressi Twist is to allow you to drink espresso anytime, anywhere. Under pressure from the charming George Clooney and his colleagues, I finally bought a Nespresso with a steam stick. Unfortunately, the trouble of disposing of the milk residue in the steam bar and having to wash it every time it was used was quickly overcome.

There is no George Clooney on the screen, but the goal of this mypressi Twist is to allow you to drink espresso anytime, anywhere.

Under pressure from the charming George Clooney and his colleagues, I finally bought a Nespresso with a steam stick. Unfortunately, the hassle of disposing of the milk residue in the steam bar and having to wash it every time it was used quickly overcame the convenience of having a cup of espresso immediately.

After that, the Nespresso was forgotten and stayed sadly in the corner. Now that mypressi Twist is available, the caffeine-hungry geek in me is irresistible.

At first glance, the Twist looks like a gourd bell, but it seems easy to clean and operate, just put a (recyclable) carbon dioxide cartridge in the pressure tank, fill the coffee tank with freshly ground coffee or coffee filter bag (with kit), fill the top with hot water, and then pull the switch.

Since no external power is needed, the 500g mypressi Twist is as easy to carry as it boasts. The product, which costs $129, won't be available until later this year, and it doesn't seem to be going on sale in Asia any time soon.

Fresh ground coffee can be put directly into the coffee trough, while coffee easy filter bags need a kit.

(Credit: mypressi)

A gas tank is needed to provide vapor pressure when brewing coffee, which is often used for whipped cream or soda, while also allowing the mypressi Twist to be used without being plugged in.

Let's see if it is similar to Handpresso Wild Expresso Maker.

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