The espresso machine you can carry in your handbag

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If you're taking advantage of being able to travel again, you'll know it can be hard to find proper coffee first thing in the morning - especially camping or caravanning.

Don't traipse around looking for a coffee shop; a new invention gives you proper coffee, fast, wherever you are.

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The Wacaco Minipresso GR Portable Espresso Machine is a portable, mini espresso maker which turns ground coffee into espresso at the push of a button.

It uses a semi-automatic piston, with the same pressure as a traditional espresso machine, to produce excellent coffee, super quickly.

You can control the amount of extracted coffee by pressing the button for a certain length of time.

It contains a built-in espresso cup and scoop and is compact, lightweight and sturdy.

It's ideal for taking on the road, when you're hiking, or even if you're at home and don't have the space for a full coffee machine.

At just $47.45, it's a super affordable way to get great coffee, fast, wherever you are.

If you prefer to use Nespresso capsules, there's a machine for that too; the WACACO Minipresso NS Portable Espresso Machine, $55.90, lets you pop in a Nespresso capsule, and turn it into espresso within moments.

If you're looking for some great ground espresso coffee to add to your machine, try these options:

Byron Bay Coffee Company Certified Organic Organic Espresso Coffee, $11.42 for 250g is a well-rounded blend with a slightly sweet rich, creamy flavour.

Grinders Coffee Crema Ground, $5.13 for 200g is a nutty and fruity crema blend.

Early Riser Espresso Ground Coffee, $18.33 for 690g is rich, smooth, and not for the faint-hearted.

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