Thanks to our mates at our sister business, Presso Canada, the Top Shed “Tow Ball” tamper for ROK and Presso espresso makers is now available in Canada. Click for more details:
http://presso.ca/collections/accessories/products/the-tow-ball-rok-tamper-by-espresso-unplugged
In case you haven’t had an opportunity to unbox a ROK espresso maker for yourself, our mate Scott has created a little taster for you. Check the video to see the ROK unboxed and used to make delicious espresso. You’ll also see cameos from the ROK grinder, Top Shed Tow Ball tamper and Top Shed coffee.
Australia: https://espressounplugged.com.au/rok
Canada: https://espressounplugged.ca/rok
New Zealand: https://presso.co.nz/rok
USA/International: https://espressounplugged.com/rok
A well-made espresso is photogenic and I often share pictures of my brews on social media. Admittedly, it’s easier to pull nice looking shots of espresso on the ROK espresso maker when you use super-fresh, high-quality beans. A more budget-conscious coffee drinker who buys less fancy beans from the local supermarket may end up producing coffee that’s not as photogenic (for what it’s worth) as the ones I put up on Instagram. I’m often asked by ROK users why their espresso doesn’t look like mine. It’s probably a bit short-sighted of me to just encourage folks to buy better beans, but that’s often my first response. Obviously, it’s not only about the beans, but also method and equipment play a big part.
A common criticism levelled at the ROK espresso maker is that it can’t produce crema. In almost all cases we’ve dealt with, the issue turned out to be the grinder. If your grind setting is off, or your grinder won’t grind fine enough, you won’t get the espresso you’re looking for from the ROK. Here are 25 videos of folks who have figured that out.
With a bottomless portafilter, you want to see the coffee extract evenly across the basket, and for the pour to coalesce into a single stream. These are signs that your grind setting and tamping are on the money. Hit slow motion and drop in a funky soundtrack and you’ve got yourself some classic coffee porn.
How to change parts and restore your ROK or Presso Espresso Maker.
The ROK espresso maker is designed to make any parts replacements easy. Whether you’re just replacing the plastic plunger, o-ring or cylinder, or doing a full refurbishment, there’s no need to be daunted by the process.
We enlisted our good mate, Scott, to put together this video, which shows just how straight forward it can be to refurbish your ROK (or Presso) with our refurbishment and nuts & bolts kits.
Scott calls the video “ROK”storation.
Find our parts and kits here:
Australia: ROK parts, Presso Parts
New Zealand: ROK parts, Presso Parts
USA/International: ROK parts, Presso Parts
Canada: ROK parts, Presso Parts
It’s great to see folks out there are making the most of our gears versatility.
Getting out into nature doesn’t mean you can’t have good coffee. It’s nice to see the ROK in such good company! Thanks UNSEALED 4X4 & Campertrailermagazine
Where’s your kitchen today?
http://www.unsealed4x4.com.au/issue001/#181
http://www.campertraileraustralia.com.au/features/camp-cooking/1310/camper-trailer-kitchen-products/
Australia: https://espressounplugged.com.au/rok
Canada: https://espressounplugged.ca/rok
New Zealand: https://presso.co.nz/rok
USA/International: https://espressounplugged.com/rok
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