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Aeropress Coffee Maker + 350 Filters + 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee - £25.45 delivered (With newsletter sign up) @ Rave Coffee
Aeropress Coffee Maker + 350 Filters + 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee - £25.45 delivered (With newsletter sign up) @ Rave Coffee
Aeropress Coffee Maker + 350 Filters + 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee - £25.45 delivered (With newsletter sign up) @ Rave Coffee
Aeropress Coffee Maker + 350 Filters + 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee - £25.45 delivered (With newsletter sign up) @ Rave Coffee
Aeropress Coffee Maker + 350 Filters + 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee - £25.45 delivered (With newsletter sign up) @ Rave Coffee
Aeropress Coffee Maker + 350 Filters + 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee - £25.45 delivered (With newsletter sign up) @ Rave Coffee
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Posted 21 October 2022

Aeropress Coffee Maker + 350 Filters + 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee - £25.45 delivered (With newsletter sign up) @ Rave Coffee

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Great price for this Aeropress Coffee maker, especially with Christmas ahead. To reduce the price from £29.99 to £25.45, you will need to generate your own unique 15% off voucher code by signing up to their newsletter here . Free delivery.


Inside this coffee lover’s gift box you’ll find all you need to make the perfect cup of delicious coffee. This Aeropress coffee maker is so easy to use it will be your go-to portable coffee gadget and become your new travel companion.

The Aeropress allows you to make and enjoy a beautiful coffee quickly and easily. Whether it’s at home, in the office or travelling, that fresh cup of coffee is quick and easy to make without the mess or fuss.

The unique brewing style allows you to extract the coffee perfectly maximising depth and flavour. The clean up is even easier, just remove the cap and pop the used coffee puck into the bin. Rinse the Aeropress under the tap, or pop in the dishwasher and you're done!


Gift box contains
  • 1 x Aerobie Aeropress Coffee Maker
  • 1 x 250g Fresh Roasted Coffee (Select Whole Bean or Ground)
  • 1 x RAVE Brewing Guide
  • Includes 350 Filter papers
  • Packaged in a Gift Box

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  1. Steve_Nolan's avatar
    I used to use one of these daily, then i had to replace due to the rubber perishing over time. The newer one had what appeared to be cheaper rubber and it didnt last long at all. Covered me in boiling hot coffee a few times and it went in the bin. i reached out to AeroPress and they did confirm they changed supplier of the rubber parts. I'm sure other people still swear by them but i wont use it again.
    taffyjock1's avatar
    Replacement plumber seals and permanent filters are all over Ebay, I replaced mine with silicon as I could taste the rubber.
  2. markgh's avatar
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    mds1256's avatar
    Not convinced myself. Must have spent over £80 on different coffees (different grind etc) and it always comes out tasting either too strong or too weak (or too cold), watched loads of YouTube on it too and just cannot get the hang of it. It has been sitting gathering dust for the last 8 months now.
  3. Pedro88's avatar
    Always wanted to try but plastic is putting me off
    painty's avatar
    Get one. You won’t regret it. Makes a great coffee, quickly. Obviously depends on the coffee used but i use mine every day and love it.
  4. andsotobed's avatar
    I rinse the filters after each use, each one ends up lasting me over two weeks. A pack of 350 therefore gets me at the very least five years of coffee, with an average of three cups a day.
  5. gainsay's avatar
    Nice deal and their coffee is pretty good and freshly roasted in my experience.
    I've been doing pour over for the last two years though so my aeropress is redundant - for the moment at least
    Sci123's avatar
    FYI you can also do the pourover method using the AeroPress as well. The advantage is easy cleanup and water is evenly distributed.
  6. CrabLasagne's avatar
    Use my aeropress every day. Great piece of kit. Take a look at the James Hoffman recipe on YouTube
  7. jezwillmar's avatar
    Mmm code generated twice in 2 different emails says expired.
  8. Korg7's avatar
    Tastes very similar to my Nescafe instant roast.
  9. jemilyboo's avatar
    Does anyone use the Aeropress upside down, so that you put the filter and cap on the top? Keeps the coffee in longer and creates a vacuum so it doesn't drip away.
    savedbythelamb's avatar
    I just looked it up, here is a video of it for people who want to know how to do it.
  10. m120firestormer's avatar
    Great piece of kit and well worth the money. Makes a quality brew. Heat
  11. 2ponbackofhead's avatar
    Not offering as refferrel code but for anyone who has a friend that has one like I did then they offer £5 off refferal making this cheaper.
  12. nathjh's avatar
    So after purchasing and while I’m waiting. Is there an easily access ready ground coffee I can go and buy from Tesco or somewhere that does this justice or do I need to waste money buying locally ground and roasted 24ct gold plated beans?
    Easy.Action.Baby's avatar
    We look out for offers on the Costa coffee ground. It’s not a patch on Rave coffee however if you can buy it for £2.50 a bag it’s good enough for our daily habit.
  13. bennie1's avatar
    Not a fan of the aero press. I don’t like the taste of the coffee it produces, I’ve used various beans from supermarket, just doesn’t do it. Followed a few videos to test other methods but still don’t like the taste. Maybe it’s just me 
    jumbosausage's avatar
    In fairness the beans, grind and freshness you use are going to be hugely influential to taste. I'm struggling to think how the Aeropress itself could mess that up. (edited)
  14. philtownes9's avatar
    BARGAIN! I might just buy another!
  15. jarjarmustdie's avatar
    Sounds ideal for good coffee in a campervan using gas kettle to heat water then this
  16. Bailz's avatar
    Maybe daft question but can I use this to make a decent cappuccino?
    hotukdealsMD's avatar
    You could use this to make the espresso part of a cappuccino, and then prepare the steamed milk foam using another method and combine the two, but the Aeropress can’t steam milk.
  17. Scrooge_McDuck's avatar
    Aeropress is ok, but it certainly doesn't produce a proper espresso shot. To me, it is just another method similar to using a cafetiere. The only way to make cafe quality coffee is buy a proper grinder and proper PID temperature contolled espresso machine.
  18. goodbuy's avatar
    Great deal thanks
  19. SuperMike's avatar
    Good deal. I like my aeropress. More of a kerfuffle than a filter coffee maker imo but makes nicer coffee and takes less space if you have a tiny kitchen like me.
  20. weiran's avatar
    Aeropress coffee is the best coffee. Beats all the fancy £500+ bean to cup machines with a very simple design.
  21. AX31's avatar
    Thanks. I’ll give a go. Any recommendations for storing the ground coffee on the go? Or any off the shelf brands that worth trying?
  22. pww1965's avatar
    Lidl Sumatran and the other single origin ones are nice
  23. yeahbutitsnotfree's avatar
    They will have quite a few orders off here. Let's hope it lives up to the hype.
  24. rufnek2kx's avatar
    Expired. Gone up to £25.46
    freddy040510's avatar
    How much was it before
  25. liquidus's avatar
    Good deal for a great bit of kit.
  26. stuysmith's avatar
    Had mine for a few years now but it's ready for replacing. Would folk recommend going like for like, or instead getting a pour over?

    If pour over, any recs?
    mozbud's avatar
    Clever coffee dripper might be worth a look. very easy to use and get consistent results
  27. slipd's avatar
    Bodum Pour Over it is everyone is using now a days?

    Heated OP, I'm due a Aero replacement!
  28. id0ru's avatar
    There are other options of course and a pour over is nice but that's a totally different brew style. This however is great for work especially if you have limited options. Also takes up little space so you can pop it in your bag incase you have thieves for coworkers
  29. neoboy's avatar
    Basically what I do, my work "espresso" maker
  30. Frasier's avatar
    I have the Aeropress Go but would like to give the original a try. It's circa £6 for 350 filters (I'll need some soon anyway) plus a bag coffee... Tempted.
  31. HammerTime10's avatar
    Use mine daily! Makes a great coffee with rave coffee
  32. nathjh's avatar
    Signed up…been waiting for a code for a little while now. I’ll buy one if the code ever arrives!
    nathjh's avatar
    Code turned up. Order placed. Happy days!
  33. Nico_Cowan's avatar
    Took 15mins but got code through. Good deal (edited)
  34. RoyalVilla's avatar
    Thanks OP, always wanted to try one of these. The discount code was emailed to me - not the FRESH15 one. I did a short quiz to get it
  35. robard's avatar
    Ive been using mine for about 4 years now and recommend it to all my friends as it makes a very nice cup ... The only thing is if you like a big mug you need to keep topping it up as it filters through but still worth it. gets rid of the acidicness from the coffee .
  36. Curlychew_'s avatar
    I know it’s the other end of the price scale but I’ve tried to get on with a v60 but still get consistent great results from my precision brewer (I’d hope so too 
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  37. badheadday's avatar
    Good deal with the coffee included.

    I use mine at work, usually once a day. I changed to the inverted method a couple of months ago following a few instances of pressure hot spots overcoming the paper filter.

    When I use mine at work people generally say ooo a posh coffee but it takes me about the same duration as it does to brew a good cup of tea.
    Headnogood's avatar
    First time I took mine to work, I couldn’t resist saying it was a pump to help with “man problems”.
  38. zdzd's avatar
    Good deal, got this for £22.72 in April without the extra coffee and it works great.
  39. freddy040510's avatar
    Just got thanks, Heat!
  40. SteveH555's avatar
    Great deal! That's a Christmas present sorted - for me!
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