"Mypressi Twist"-easy pressure

Mypressi Twist: the world's first handheld (portable) espresso machine

"Mai Le pressure" is a coffee utensil launched by Espressi in 2009. It is small, fashionable, convenient and suitable for use at home, office or anywhere on the road. It uses a revolutionary pneumatic engine that does not rely on external electricity as its power unit, aluminum frame handle and medical-grade polycarbonate shell, which weighs only 16 ounces (about 450). It allows you to make greasy, smooth and sweet espresso anytime, anywhere and at will, which tastes like an espresso machine worth thousands of dollars. Wine Spectator commented: "with me

Compared with the other hand-held coffee machines we use, it produces the best espresso. " Imbibe admired it: "it makes amazing, delicious coffee with oil floating on the top." Coffeegeek.com (Mark Prince) is even more convinced: "it is really the first portable coffee machine that can really make espresso." The American Fine Coffee Association awarded it the best new product award for 2009-10.

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Its own recyclable nitrous oxide or carbon dioxide standard gas box (or "air bomb"), which is commonly used to inflate cream or soda, can provide a pressure of at least 9 bar (135 psi), each producing 8 cups of single or 4 cups of double coffee.

It is small and can be packed in a briefcase or handbag

Put the air box into the pressure chamber on the handle, add fresh coffee powder or coffee cake (ESE pod) to the powder bowl, screw on the water tank, add hot water, buckle the top airtight cover, and finally just hold the handle, press the start switch with your fingers, and it will produce one or two cups of espresso in 30 seconds.

Its easy-to-clean design ensures hygiene and durability without any maintenance.

When it was launched in the fall of 2009, it came with a coffee cake adapter, a set of gas boxes, a filter pad and a handbag, which weighed less than a kilogram (about 2 pounds) and sold for $165, compared with a retail price of $129 in the United States at the end of 2009. However, at present, the prices on different websites are slightly different.

Buy a box of 24 air cartridges (air bombs), and the price on Amazon is about $11.

PS: translated name:

The English name of this coffee utensil is Mypressi Twist. When translated into Chinese, no satisfactory translation has been found. It has been transliterated as "Mai Pusi to silk push", but it seems to be confusing and difficult to remember. Considering that Aeropres, which was listed in 2006, is relatively better known in China, and its translation name "Aile pressure" (which is really a good translation) is also becoming more and more popular, it is decided to borrow its translation name and call Mypressi Twist "Mai Le pressure". Although the pronunciation is very different from the original text, it may be easy to remember and promote. Friends are welcome to come up with better Chinese translation. I would like to express my thanks in advance.

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