Espresso tool · fits every machine
Retro Glazed Coffee Cup
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The size between an espresso and a cappuccino. 200ml is the cortado, the piccolo, the small flat white — the drink most people actually make on a weekday and have no proper cup for.
Thick-walled reactive glaze, so the heat stays in the coffee rather than in your hand, and no two cups come out of the kiln looking quite the same.
Specifications
- 200ml ceramic, reactive glaze
- Thick walls, heat-retaining
- Three glazes: amber flow, speckled brown, gradient yellow
- Dishwasher safe
For a full cappuccino or flat white, the 300ml cappuccino cup and saucer is the wider, rounder shape latte art needs.
60seconds
The routine
The 60-second routine
Most sour or bitter shots come from uneven puck prep, not from your machine or your beans. Four quick steps fix it.
- 1Dose
Grind straight into the portafilter. The magnetic dosing ring keeps it off the counter.
- 2Stir
Break up every clump with the WDT tool for an even bed of coffee.
- 3Tamp
The palm tamper rests on the rim and presses perfectly level, every time.
- 4Screen & brew
Drop in the puck screen for even water flow, then pull your shot.
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Why CremaKit
One box instead of five orders
Upgrading your home espresso used to mean forum threads, guesswork and parcels from five different shops. We did the homework and put the tools that matter in one kit.
- Everything in one box
The full puck-prep workflow, picked to work together and delivered together.
- Sized for your machine
51, 54 or 58mm. Not sure? Our fit guide or a quick message sorts it.
- Less than buying separately
Kits cost up to 36% less than the same tools bought one by one.
- 30 days to be sure
Wrong size or not for you? Swap or return it within 30 days.
Questions
Good to know before you order
Can't find your answer? Send us a message. We reply within 1 business day.
All FAQsWhich size do I need?
Most De'Longhi machines use 51mm, Sage / Breville use 54mm, and Gaggia Classic, Rancilio Silvia and E61 machines use 58mm. Our fit guide lists every common machine.
What's the difference between the kits?
The Starter Kit is the first four tools, with a click-stop spring tamper that fixes inconsistent pressure. The Prep Kit swaps in a palm tamper, which fixes a crooked tamp, and adds the cleaning brushes. The Latte Art Set is for milk drinks and fits every machine. The Full Pro Kit is all ten tools plus the tamping station.
How much is shipping?
Tracked shipping is free on orders over €45. Smaller orders pay a flat €4.95. Delivery takes 6–10 business days to the EU, 5–8 to the UK, 6–10 to Canada and 8–15 to Australia, always tracked.
Do I really need all these tools?
No, but together they fix the most common problems: clumps, uneven tamping and channelling. That's why they're sold as a kit. You can also buy each tool on its own.
Can I return or exchange?
Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to return unused items or swap to another size. See returns & exchanges.