Wacaco Pipamoka
| Availability: | Sold out, expected date of availability: 09.10.2023 |
| Delivery to: | please choose country |
| Brand: | WACACO |
| Code: | pipamoka |
Price:
54,90 €
Ex Tax: 45,75 €
Pipamoka is a new type of coffee machine for filtered coffee from Wacaco. It is a compact device combining filter, thermos and mug in one.
How does pipamoka work? Rotating the top causes the coffee filter to be evenly pulled out. Pulling causes a vacuum at which coffee is better extracted.
Wacaco Pipamoka will be available for pre-order at the beginning of April 2020, currently top new product.
Pipamoka is ecologically friendly; the filter is permanent; no paper filters are required.
Liquid capacity: 236 ml, coffee dispenser capacity: 16 g, average length of coffee preparation time: 80 seconds, average length of keep-it-warm time: 3-4 hours.
Wacaco – innovative coffee makers, for years now
Wacaco is an innovative coffee maker producer that has dedicated many years to develop portable espresso makers and its accessories. The main product lines consist of the Minipresso, Nanopresso and Picopresso models. In addition, Wacaco also offers quality coffee accessories such as the Exagrind travel grinder, the Exagram coffee scale and other accessories as well.
Pipamoka Basic set:
Pipamoka Barista set:
In this article, we will discuss the benefits offered by the various types of accessories available for a coffee machine and how they should be combined.
You can also view the official Wacaco product brochure (update from 5/2022). You can find the brochure here.
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