The Handpresso Wild Portable Espresso Maker

The Handpresso weighs in at a mere 17 ounces. Slim and compact, it takes up about the same amount of space as a Swiss Army knife, measuring 8 by 4 by 3 inches. It's perfect to take with you on camping trips, to Europe or the beach, on a long cross-country car trip, or even to the office. The Handpresso is truly the first portable office espresso maker suitable to store in your desk.

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Using the Handpresso Wild Portable Espresso Maker is easy. Simply pump up the machine till the pressure gauge reads 16 bars. Fill the reservoir with hot water and screw the lid on tightly. Insert an Easy Serving Espresso (ESE) pod, readily available from well-known makers like Gaggia and Lavazza, into the portafilter. Then turn the Handpresso Wild over, hold it above the espresso cup, and press the dispenser button. The compressed air will force the hot water through the ESE and you'll have a perfect cup of steaming espresso, complete with a rich crema topping, ready to be sipped and savored. The ESE pod are readily available in almost all major food chains and retailers.

Accessories for the Handpresso Wild Portable Espresso Maker include a rigid black carrying case with an adjustable strap, big enough to store your supply of ESE pods and the Handpresso. Another great accessory are the unbreakable, 1.5 ounce-capacity espresso cups made from transparent polycarbonate. The cups, which are sold in sets of two, are dishwasher safe, but should not be put in the microwave.

The Handpresso Wild is environmentally friendly. It has won several design and green awards. It is sturdy—one Handpresso Wild should make at least 10,000 cups of espresso over its lifetime—and requires no maintenance. It's small enough to stash in a desk drawer or glove compartment. You need never be without espresso again. Now you can have portable espresso in just a few easy steps.

Relieve your cravings for fresh, hot espresso no matter where you are, with the Handpresso Wild Portable Espresso Maker.

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