post Category: Espresso post Comments (6) postJuly 1, 2010

RSVP Terry’s Tamper

  • Heavy cast metal
  • 2″ Diameter (top), 2 1/4″ Diameter (bottom) x 2 7/8″ H
  • Dishwasher safe

Designed by a professional barista, this tamper is made of heavy cast metal and compresses espresso like nobody’s business.

Rating: (out of 74 reviews)

List Price: $ 7.99

Price: $ 5.95

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Horaayy..there are 6 comment(s) for me so far ;)

#1

Review by Steven Smith for RSVP Terry’s Tamper
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I have a DeLonghi EC155 and the smaller size fits very nicely for tamping. It is able to hold over 50 lbs of pressure with no problem. I used the tamping method from Good Eats, where you put 50lbs of pressure, then twist.

Steven Smith wrote on July 1, 2010 - 10:55 pm
#2

Review by Deborah Rutkowski for RSVP Terry’s Tamper
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This product is not a heavy item, but it works very well. The flat design makes it easy to tamp down coffee. It is not dishwasher safe. If you put it in the dishwasher it will come out looking like tarnished and dull aluminum. I speak from experience here. It still works great, but I don’t like things I have to hand wash when I have a machine that will do it for me!

Deborah Rutkowski wrote on July 1, 2010 - 11:20 pm
#3

Review by A. D. Sian for RSVP Terry’s Tamper
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I have looked everywhere for a tamper that would fit Saeco Aroma for a sensible price, but 53mm tampers were either too expensive or just unavailable. Although this one doesn’t fit properly, the small end of it covers about 90% of the basket. Overall, I’m happy with it. It’s a temporary solution. Tamper brand or construction is not a huge variable in the resulting quality of an espresso shot. You might at well use something out of the hardware store as long as it tamps the loose grounds well enough. This is why I am skeptical of tampers that cost 50-100 dollars. If RSVP Terry tamper fits your basket’s proportions you should consider it.

A. D. Sian wrote on July 1, 2010 - 11:51 pm
#4

Review by tmo for RSVP Terry’s Tamper
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how can you rate a tamper? well, it fits in the basket and it tamps down the coffee. I guess Terry’s tamper does just that. It was a great price, I mean come on, who’s the numbskull who would pay $20 for an item to tamp his grounds?

I was impressed by the fast shipping and great customer service.

tmo wrote on July 2, 2010 - 12:17 am
#5

Review by L. A. Richards for RSVP Terry’s Tamper
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It’s rare that a small purchase ($8.00) can make such a big difference. I’m new to the espresso experience and I was using the art-deco plastic girder-looking tamper that came with the Airette unit. After reading the reviews below I bought Terry’s Tamper and I couldn’t believe what a difference it made. It’s a handy size and it allowed me to exert a greater pressure while tamping the grind and the result was a better cup of espresso. I seem to get a better extraction from a tighter tamp therefore greater taste and value from my coffee. What more can one ask?

L. A. Richards wrote on July 2, 2010 - 12:31 am
#6

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