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Porlex Tamper Boot for Presso

greg — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 20:49:00 +0000

Good Weekend Clipping

greg — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 04:17:20 +0000

Here is a scan of the article in the Good Weekend that has sure made for some busy weekends and weekday ever since. The headline of the piece “Object of Desire” has sure inspired allot of folks to order a Presso. It’s hard to believe that it took a month for us to get around to tracking the article down.

Object of (much) Desire

Flat White Espresso with Presso

greg — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:23:05 +0000

Making a flat white (latte) with the Presso is pretty darn easy. It’s a bit upside down compared to how a barista would do it with a conventional espresso machine but you get a very similar result. With the presso you heat up your milk first and to get a nice frothy head you simply use the hand milk frother that comes with the presso. Once you have your cup filled and frothed place it under your presso and pull your desired shot into the cup. Voila you are ready to go. One handy tip if you like to use a microwave is to heat up you milk for about one minute and then froth. If you are making more then one simply add 1 minute for each cup you have in the microwave.

Flat White

Presso Child’s Play

greg — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:03:59 +0000

Using the Presso is a bit like having a play with a new toy. The only thing different is that unlike typical new “plastic” toys once they break you have to chuck them in the bin. Not the Presso: if you happen to break it or in time wear out one of the parts you can easily repair it with replacement parts. Pictured below is Moe (9 years old) pulling a lovely shot for her Dad with their presso (photo by Jon Sturge).

Please don’t violate child labour laws and if you are going to teach your children how to use the presso be sure to supervise them so they don’t get hurt and to make sure you get a great tasting result.