10 Best AeroPress Accessories For Outta-This-World Coffee and Convenience

The Fellow Prismo attachment has been a game-changer for many.

Perhaps the biggest advantage it you no longer have to rely upon the inverted method for proper extraction.

This is because the pressure actuated valve keeps your water in the AeroPress until you press it down. This gives you complete control of the immersion time of your coffee grounds.

Using it is fairly straightforward. The valve screws on to your AeroPress where the cap normally would.

And because the Prismo requires more force to push your water through than the standard AeroPress filter, you end up with a drink that more closely resembles an espresso.

As mentioned, this also means you can brew full immersion coffees without inverting your AeroPress—making it perfect for cold brews, which need to steep many hours at a time.

Its reusable etched stainless steel filter makes it easier to achieve consistent brews while also avoiding the need for paper filters.

When you’re finished brewing, it cleans up nicely with warm soapy water, and easily air or towel dries.

Make better espresso-style drinks with your AeroPress today with the Fellow Prismo Pressure-Actuated Attachment.

Check out our full Fellow Prismo Review here.

The Puck Puck is world’s first cold drip system attachment the made for the AeroPress. This innovative accessory allows you to make Kyoto-style slow drip cold brew coffee at home, or anywhere else, in about 2½ to 3 hours time.

It can be used with certain brands of water bottles (see brands that fit below) or purchased with an included water vessel.

The Puck Puck sits on top of your Aeropress, the Aeropress acting as the brewing chamber, which sits atop of your carafe (or any other holding vessel such as a mug or glass).

The patent-pending twist drip valve is adjustable and can be easily “dialed in” by using the free Puck Puck drip counter app available for Apple and Android.

The included splash filter sits on top of your grounds inside the AeroPress and perfectly disperses the water before it passes through your ground coffee beans. This ensures an even extraction.

The result? An authentic, smooth and full-flavored cold drip coffee from your AeroPress coffee maker.

Which, in case you’re not aware, differs from a conventional cold brew, which uses a full immersion brewing technique.

So, I’m not sure why they refer to it as a ‘cold brew’ system?

As for the health-minded out there, it’s BPA-free and made with high-quality food grade materials.

Here is the list of compatible water bottles directly from Puck Puck’s website:

Why Filters? Doesn’t the AeroPress already come with filters?

Yes, but the Aesir paper filters offer a few distinct advantages.

Aesir paper filters are made from a higher quality paper. These filters are twice as thick as standard AeroPress paper filters and have smaller pores, allowing you to impart more vibrancy, clarity, and succulence into your cup. They also minimize overall sediment in your brew.

The filters are low-absorbent, which means you’ll lose much less of those tasty, natural coffee oils.

No wonder so many world AeroPress baristas use these in competition.

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The Able Disk Fine + Standard Set is the original reusable stainless steel filter for the AeroPress coffee maker. This reusable filter eliminates the need for paper filters and works flawlessly with the AeroPress to produce a full-bodied cup of coffee.

Made from a single piece of photo-etched stainless steel, they’ve designed these filters for pros and enthusiasts alike.

It comes with two filters to choose from, standard and fine, depending on your taste preference.

The standard option makes it possible for some coffee fines to enter your cup during the pressing process—producing a fuller bodied brew. This is an option that many people will prefer, as it gives a more robust flavor.

The fine filter is an option for those who don’t want any coffee fines entering their coffee. Be careful though, the fine filter is thinner and can bend if you apply too much pressure.

It’s 100% manufactured in the USA and commonly used by AeroPress enthusiasts and barista pros.

If you’ve been in search of a fuller-bodied brew, but still want the speed and convenience of the AeroPress, the Able Disk Filters are a must-have accessory for you.

This clever little coffee grinder might have a small footprint, but it has a surprising amount of ability for its size .

Made in Osaka, Japan, the Porlex Mini uses durable ceramic conical burrs that can grind coffee from a fine powder to a coarse grind, up to 20 grams at a time.

They’ve manufactured the entire body of stainless steel to prevent static, which can affect the taste of your coffee and lead to frustrating messes.

This manual grinder is perfect for travelers who want the ease of single serve coffee, but don’t want to sacrifice taste or suitcase real estate, making it the perfect accessory for the AeroPress.

The body measures 47 mm (1.85”) in diameter and stands 130 mm (5.1″) tall. This grinder is so small it fits right inside the AeroPress!

If you plan on taking your AeroPress on the go with you and don’t want to sacrifice on the quality of your coffee, the Porlex Mini makes an ideal companion.

The 2 Pour is an innovative AeroPress accessory that allows you to make two mugs of coffee at the same time from a single brew—saving you time and frustration when you’re trying to make “babe” that special coffee!

It doesn’t detract from the basic principles that make the Aeropress coffee maker so great—making smooth, rich coffee (for two!) in just a few minutes.

The set up process is super easy. All you need to do is put your Aeropress on top of the 2Pour accessory and press down. It’s that easy!

Now you might think, “Won’t that only give me half the coffee I’m used to?”

This is where the beauty of the AeroPress comes in.

Just double the strength of your brew by adding double the amount of coffee grounds you would normally use. Then, when you top your concentrate off with hot water, it will be as perfect as it always is.

Note: The 2Pour will also work with other devices, like the Delter Coffee Press and Hario v60 pour over device.

The JavaJug is a stainless steel container that you can directly press your AeroPress coffee into and keep your AeroPress secure when not in use.

When travelling, it can sometimes be difficult to find a cup that fits your AeroPress. That’s where the JavaJug comes in.

The circumference of the JavaJug perfectly accommodates the AeroPress, allowing you to press your coffee in without it spilling everywhere.

It also has convenient markings on the inside of the jug that show you exactly how much hot water to add for the proper dilution.

It also comes with the JavaJacket, a colorful sleeve that protects the JavaJug and also aids in keeping your beverage hot or cold. The sleeve is available in six different colors/designs.

When you’re all coffee’d out for the day, remove the AeroPress filter cap and place it in the JavaJug. Then, put your AeroPress in the JavaJug (upside down).

Last, push your AeroPress plunger in. Be sure to push it all the way through the chamber to keep the AeroPress plunger gasket from wearing out prematurely.

The cap is a cover that fits over the end of the AeroPress plunger’s open end. This allows you to use the space within the plunger as a storage compartment.

You can store some coffee beans, filter papers, or whatever else you can think of.

Now, it doesn’t hold much, but if you’re really looking to pack efficiently, every bit counts!

Dual purpose: it also provides a better base and acts as a stand when you brew using the inverted method. One other bonus, it’s made in the good ol’ USA.

A place for everything, everything in its place. If you stand firmly by this motto, then the Barista Lab Bamboo Organizer will entirely satisfy your OCD needs and make a fantastic home for all of your AeroPress gear.

I almost chose Hexnub’s version of the AeroPress organizer, but after carefully reading through the reviews, I’m really glad I went with this one.

It works absolutely perfectly in holding everything that comes with AeroPress and looks very tidy. After the parts dry and you fit them together, it holds even more.

There are a couple of reviews that state the parts don’t fit correctly, but if you put the plunger on the left and the brew chamber on the right, it works perfect. It even accommodates the Fellow Prismo attachment in between.

Made from 100% recyclable bamboo, this storage rack is built to last, environmentally friendly, and aesthetically pleasing. It has a spot for all of your AeroPress components, including:

With its heat-proof silicone rubber drip mat for the top shelf, your coffee mugs will love calling it home too.

It has a drip mat below as well, so now you can hang your AeroPress up to dry directly in the organizer (no more consuming your entire drying mat or rack).

This rack is fairly small, but if you’re really limited in space, Hexnub offers an even more compact version*.

If you’d like to get your AeroPress coffee setup sorted out once and for all, then this compact storage device is a winner.

It includes the typical Amazon return policy, but I really don’t think you’ll have a desire to do so.

For a more modern look, take to the Blue Horse Caddy for AeroPress. While it will keep your components (and countertop) tidy, it doesn’t hold the couple extras that the Hexnub Organizer above does.

It’s a simple device, but it does the trick.

The Blue Horse Caddy is made from stainless steel, meaning it will not rot or mold like cheaper wood models might. It’s also very durable. The non-slip rubber feet help keep the caddy secure while protecting whatever surface it rests on.

Last, the Blue Horse Caddy is built to last, and made in the USA.

The Aeropress is an innovative marvel that’s both quick and easy to use, yet yields amazing, rich coffee. Best of all, it costs less than $30 and is extremely portable and easy to clean up.

What’s even better are the creative accessories you can “overclock” your AeroPress with, and keep it all organized while doing so.

We hope you’ll branch out, mix things up, and experiment with some new methods of brewing with these best AeroPress accessories.

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