- For pod coffee on the move.
The Wacaco Minipresso NS is the only way to go.
Let's check it out.
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Hey guys, it's Lauren from Snowys here.
If you have a pod machine at home which you absolutely love
and you want that same convenience on the road,
then the Wacaco Minipresso NS is for you.
It weighs around about 350 grammes,
and dimensions are about 17 and a half centimetres tall,
about seven centimetres deep.
Taking into consideration this piston bump here
and six centimetres across.
In your box you get your espresso machine,
and an instruction booklet here that takes you through
everything you need to know as well as a couple of stickers.
The machine itself comprises of
a couple of components that all work together.
The top section here is your water receptacle.
You'll also find a handy cleaning brush
stowed away in there.
This top section here is your espresso cup,
and this section here is your,
espresso outlet where your coffee is gonna come out.
And then if we unscrew this here,
you'll find the space
for your pod to sit.
Now another really important thing
whilst we're at this point,
is to mention inside here
you've got several little cutting blades
to actually cut through that pod.
So be careful when you're cleaning it out or drying it out
that you don't get your finger caught there.
Now the NS in the Minipresso NS stands for Nespresso,
which means this machine is designed
for use with Nespresso original pods.
We do know pods come in many different shapes and sizes.
There are some brands that aren't Nespresso,
but make Nespresso compatible pods.
And we've given them a go a couple of different brands
and we know that they should work fine.
And lastly, the unit itself is made completely
from BPA-free plastic.
So I've had some water boiling here for quite some time
and it sounds like it's ready to go.
I've also got the capsules here as well.
So we'll jump straight into showing you how this one works.
So first step,
I'm gonna turn off my water.
And then just leave that sitting getting ready.
So I'm going to
grab the capsule,
we're gonna pop it in the top here like so.
Then we are going to screw on the lid.
Get the thread in the right position.
There we go.
That's on nice and tight there.
So the next step is to grab our water cup,
which is approximately 70 mls of water,
we tip that in
All right, next step we're going to join the
hot water receptacle to the body of
the Minipresso
and lock that in in place.
Once in place,
we're gonna turn that around
so our coffee outlet is pointing to the ground,
and we're going to twist
our piston button here to release the pump
and simply we're going to just start
pumping away.
Now this can take a little bit of time
moving the water through the machine.
Some really good customer feedback we've had,
is that pre-priming the machine with hot water
not only makes the machine nice and hot,
which ensures that your actual espresso
is gonna be quite hot too,
but it also assists with getting the water moving
through the machine a bit better.
So there is a fair amount of resistance here
and it does require a little bit of effort
to get that water moving through.
But as you can see,
the coffee is coming out beautifully creamy,
So I can feel the resistance on the pump has changed,
which is how we know that we're done.
So we just spin it over here.
We'll have a look inside at the dispense pod
and we'll take that one out.
And from here it's just a simple rinse under warm water
and you can screw it back together and pop it away.
So if you're somebody who already has pods at home
and you want the same convenience
whilst you're camping or on the go,
then there Wacacao Minipresso NS is for you.
You can get it at snowys.com.au
at our lowest prices every day.
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