Official Grind Extraction Device

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Do you have a professional-grade Espresso machine that can knock out a puck with ease? Does the coffee genuinely clean out when you tap it gently? Is your Portafilter designed to fit two inserts that drop out when you give it a good rattle? Personally, I've never had much luck getting my coffee machines to dry the grounds thoroughly enough to knock out a puck. And when I try, my Gaggia Portafilter often comes apart due to its one or two cup insert design. So what have I been doing all these years? I've used whatever objects come to hand - plastic spoons, the backs of spoons, fork handles - to scrape out the grinds. At home we've gone through countless plastic sporks. At work every plastic spoon is stolen by the cleaning staff, and every metal one gets snatched up by my colleagues. Now I have a solution: an OFFICIAL Grind Extraction Device, or G.E.D. for short. It's official because it says so right on the handle - no one will mistake it for a utensil meant to stir tea! "But it's just a spoon!" you might say? Not at all - and here's why. The Official GED has been precision-designed to fit a 58mm Portafilter perfectly. The tool end is crafted to match its exact curve, resulting in a whopping 500%* increase in coffee removal efficiency. Its gentle curved edges and sturdy handle give it a premium feel of quality and help you apply the necessary pressure to extract a well-packed puck. And let's not forget - it proudly declares "Official G.E.D" on its handle, making it unmistakably a tool, not just any spoon. The Official GED comes in two versions: one with a horizontal tool end and one with an angled tool end. I prefer the angled version for its more rounded backside, but the horizontal version requires fewer supports. Enjoy your coffee, impress your friends and loved ones, and make the most of your Official G.E.D!