WDT Espresso Distribution Tool Espresso Stirrer Tools for Barista, 0.35mm 7 Needles Espresso Coffee Stirrer with Extra 7 Replaceable Needles, Aluminum Alloy Handle with Stand (Black)
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WDT Espresso Distribution Tool Espresso Stirrer Tools for Barista, 0.35mm 7 Needles Espresso Coffee Stirrer with Extra 7 Replaceable Needles, Aluminum Alloy Handle with Stand (Black)
- 【Thinner 14 Needles】 Needles evenly distributed design. 7 food-grade stainless steel needles, 0.35mm diameter, the perfect size for breaking up coffee clumps, plus 7 replacement needles. Thoughtful needles storage tube. Say goodbye to the bent needles
- 【Needles Removable as you like】 Unlike many other espresso tools, our espresso distribution tool can be easily assemble/disassemble, you can insert as many 3/4/5/6/7 needles as you need
- 【Anti-slip handle design】 The handle is designed with a non-slip pattern to make it easy to stir up the coffee powder.
- 【Hygienic and easy to clean】 The sturdy handle and stand are made of aluminum, while the spring wires are made of non-stick, easy-to-clean, rust-resistant, quality 304 stainless steel. Wooden handle and base can not be cleaned with water, easy to accumulate dust, unhygienic
- 【Make better expresso】 Our 7-pin espresso whisk tool is used by professional baristas and home baristas to stir coffee powder. This espresso tool distributes grinds evenly, maximizing extraction and minimizing channeling.【PACKAGE INCLUDES】1 * WDT Espresso Distribution Tool with Stand, 14 * food-grade stainless steel needles, 1 * Needles Storage Tube, 1 * User Manual
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