☕ Fellow Prismo Attachment - Enhance AeroPress Coffee Maker for Brewing Espresso-Style and No-Drip Immersion Coffees with Reusable Metal Filter Review

Great idea, but it doesn't seem to make a drink very different from other methods, and certainly far from anything I'm "espresso." -Style" would call. It relies on a very new/fresh Aeropress piston that forms an airtight seal and may just depend on some great technique I haven't mastered yet (I've watched a few YT videos). The filter did let some fine particles through, but I attribute that more to my fairly cheap grinder than to the quality of the filter. The build quality is excellent - the…

First of all, the pressure-actuated Prismo Nozzle fits VERY snugly on my AeroPress. tight enough that I had to use a can opener to screw it down. but it may loosen with use. Also, there is no such thing as a perfect seal, so the water level in the Aeropress "tank” is slightly reduced after filling. But less than the original Aeropress setup. By following Prismo's instructions for making coffee (using good ingredients), this device makes a cup of Americano that little bit better. Is it worth the

Edit[ed]: (02/06/18) Still running/producing the aero-pressed coffee it was designed for, with no espresso claims but "espresso style" of " Shot". Directly from the Fellow that "crema" is in quotation marks. Have you ever read the anatomy of an espresso shot? Definitely I will drink/taste coffee as is and any coffee making accessories/gadgets/products that pique my interest. http://fellowproducts.com/the-anatomy-of-an-espresso-style-shot/ Since receiving this last Wednesday, I'm still in the…

I didn't buy this product hoping it would do something like espresso. The pressure required to prepare espresso is simply not possible with a linear piston. For the preparation of espresso, 9 bar of pressure is required, which corresponds to 130 psi. The size of the filter means you have to apply over 700 pounds of pressure to pour espresso through an aero press. Leverage can achieve this, but you will never achieve it. in the flask. However, this is a great product I wanted it for two reasons.

First I bought this because someone at my work lost part of the filter basket when I left it in the kitchen to dry. replacement and stumbled across it. First Impression: Very pleasantly satisfied - for various reasons previously expressed by others; Please note that the number of stars I have given is based on points 1, 2 and 3. I will not base the star count on a purely subjective metric (taste). incredulous as I just used it for the first time). Love the fact that it's only a 1 layer filter -

Background: I've been using the AeroPress (AP) for 9 years and make at least 2 cups with it almost every day (except when traveling). ). I have used paper filters and some stainless steel filters and now Fellow Prismo. I put off purchasing this unit for a few years because I found it difficult to justify the price. But my last metal filter failed, so I decided to give it a try. I confess that I didn't want to like this product and I expected to try it, find many flaws in it and end up storing…