Tracy Pierce
2026-10-05
5/5My family knows my coffee habit. Unwrapped this at Christmas and tried the cocoa stencils that same morning.
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MugPress Coffee Art Printer
A little press that turns an everyday cup of coffee into something worth a photo.
- Your design on top of your coffee in seconds
- Reusable stencil cards in the box
- Rechargeable over USB, cable included
$75.95
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I’ve never managed a heart with a milk pitcher. With MugPress, I add a cocoa heart to my finished cappuccino using the stencil. A small detail, but it makes my morning cup feel special.
Bought it for my sister, who already has every coffee gadget. She sent me a picture of a cocoa paw on her latte that weekend. Now visitors get to choose their own design.
My kids pick their stencil while I make the hot chocolate, then I add the cocoa picture on top. The hardest part is getting them to agree on a design before breakfast.
What's in the box
The MugPress printer, a USB charging cable and a stack of design cards, all in a gift-ready box.
How much room does it take up
The box is 20 × 20 × 20 cm, so the printer itself sits comfortably on the counter next to your coffee machine.
Shipping and delivery
Free shipping. Orders leave within 24 hours and arrive in 5 to 9 business days, with tracking on every order.
30-day money-back guarantee
Not for you? Message info@mugpress.com within 30 days of delivery and we refund you in full.
MugPress Coffee Art Printer
$75.95
Café-style art at homeNo barista skills requiredReady in secondsReusable stencil cardsA gift they'll use every day
Made in one press
MugPress Prints
It's as simple as this: put it on your cup and press. Every design here took one press, no barista skills and no mess.
Made for every coffee lover
Weekday espressos, weekend lattes, hot chocolate for the kids — one press turns any cup into something worth a photo.
A new design every morning
Slide in a stencil card, hold the press over your cup and you're done. Hearts on a Monday, a snowflake in winter, a smiley for the kids.
The gift for the coffee lover who has everything
It earns a permanent spot next to the coffee machine and brings a small surprise to every cup. It arrives in a box that's ready to give.
Latte art at the press of a button
Fill it with cocoa or cinnamon, hold it over the foam and press. No steady hand, no milk-jug tricks, no mess on the counter.
Before you order
Frequently asked questions
What's in the box?
The printer, a USB charging cable and a set of reusable stencil cards, in a gift-ready box.
What can I sprinkle with it?
Cocoa, cinnamon, matcha or any other fine, dry powder.
Does it work on any coffee?
It works on anything with a smooth, foamy top: lattes, cappuccinos, flat whites and hot chocolate.
Are the stencil cards reusable?
Yes. Rinse them, let them dry and use them again.
When will my order arrive?
Every order ships free with tracking. Orders leave within 24 hours and arrive in 5 to 9 business days.
What if I don't like it?
Contact us within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund you in full.
MugPress at home
4.9
286 reviews
Christina Hampton
2026-10-02
5/5Cocoa heart on my finished cappuccino. Took a picture immediately.
Neil Phillips
2026-09-29
5/5The green one now sits beside my espresso machine. I took this picture while unpacking it because the color looked good with the rest of my setup. Once my cappuccino is ready, I use a stencil and cocoa to add the finishing picture.
Gloria Greene
2026-09-26
5/5My family gave me the black MugPress for Christmas. I was still sitting with the wrapping paper in my lap when they took this picture. The grandchildren helped choose the first stencil, and I added the cocoa design after their hot chocolate was ready.
Ruth Marsh
2026-09-23
5/5The paw print is a huge hit with my kids.
Jean Harper
2026-09-21
5/5The cocoa reindeer on her hot chocolate got a bigger reaction than the cookies. She wanted a photo first.
Teresa Reese
2026-09-20
5/5Tried the star stencil on a finished drink before settling down on the couch. The cocoa shape showed up nicely in the glass cup, so I took a quick picture on the coffee table. The black printer usually goes back in the kitchen afterward.
Leanne Brown
2026-09-18
5/5Got the green MugPress for my dad. He sat at the dining table turning it around and looking through the box before we even made coffee. We tried it afterward, adding a cocoa design to his finished cappuccino. He kept the reusable cards beside his mugs.
Roger Castillo
2026-09-17
5/5The USB rechargeable setup is convenient for my shop because we can charge it between busy periods and keep the counter free of another permanent cable. It is a small detail, but in a crowded workspace that makes a difference.
Greg Delgado
2026-09-15
5/5My partner pulled the black printer out of the gift bag and immediately asked which stencil we should try first. We were still at the table with the wrapping everywhere. After making our drinks, we added cocoa pictures and sent a photo to the family chat.
Heidi Sanders
2026-09-12
5/5The heart is my go-to card. A little cocoa makes my usual white mug feel special.
Lindsay Carlson
2026-09-09
5/5Our son insisted on holding the new green MugPress for a Christmas morning picture. Choosing the stencil has become his job, while I handle the powder and warm drinks. He likes seeing the picture appear on top of hot chocolate we've already prepared.
Sharon Little
2026-09-07
5/5Looks great beside my espresso machine.
Jonathan Steele
2026-09-06
5/5Bought the white one as a small surprise for my partner. She posed with it in the kitchen before we'd even picked a design. We made coffee first, then used MugPress to put cocoa pictures on the finished foam. The first photo went straight to her sister.
Kristin Knight
2026-09-04
5/5Cocoa paw on my cappuccino, matching stencil beside it. This card is staying at the front of the stack.
Kathleen Mills
2026-09-03
5/5My sister opened this on the couch and wanted a picture with it before clearing away the wrapping paper. We tried a couple of reusable stencil cards later, once the hot chocolate was made. A much more entertaining coffee gift than another bag of beans.
Monica Brady
2026-09-01
3/5Bought it for a friend, and she sent me a photo of a cocoa French bulldog on her latte. Cute, but the finer bits were hard to make out. We tried the heart card next and that was much clearer. I'd stick with the simpler designs.
Dorothy Leonard
2026-08-29
5/5My grandson picked Santa for his hot chocolate, which was already made and cool enough to hold. I added the cocoa face with MugPress before giving him the mug. He held it carefully for the picture so Santa wouldn't disappear before everyone had seen it.
Cheryl Larson
2026-08-26
5/5Unpacked the white MugPress at the kitchen table and left everything spread out while I looked through the stencil cards. It doesn't take up much room. My first try was a cocoa picture on a cappuccino I'd already made, then I put the cards beside the mugs.
Omar Chapman
2026-08-24
5/5My son chose the snowman card and wouldn't drink his hot chocolate until I'd taken a picture. I made the drink first, added the cocoa design, and waited until it was cool enough for him to hold. That grin made the extra step worthwhile.
Jorge May
2026-08-23
5/5One snowman, one gingerbread person. We made two mugs of hot chocolate and used MugPress to add different cocoa designs on top. I like that we can change the reusable card between cups. Both drinks had to wait while we got a picture together.
Jeremy Jackson
2026-08-21
5/5Hot chocolate has never looked this cute.
Wayne Tate
2026-08-20
5/5Went with black for my kitchen. Smaller than I expected, and easy to tuck away beside the mugs.
Sean Reid
2026-08-18
5/5The Christmas tree is my favorite of the holiday cards. I added this cocoa tree after making the drink and took a picture on the dining table. The green MugPress ended up in the shot too. Now everyone wants a different stencil when they visit.
Gerald Quinn
2026-08-15
5/5I was checking where the black printer would fit on our crowded counter when I took this photo. It now lives near the mugs. I make the coffee as usual, then pull out MugPress when I feel like adding a cocoa design to the finished foam.
Chris Davidson
2026-08-12
5/5Tried the cocoa snowflake on my cappuccino. It stands out so nicely against the foam in this white mug.
Tanya Nelson
2026-08-10
4/5We keep the reusable cards by our cafe counter so customers can pick a picture for their finished drinks. One regular always wants the moon in cocoa. I do have to check the card placement before pressing, or the design ends up noticeably off-center.
Julia Garcia
2026-08-09
5/5Opened the box on the couch instead of waiting until I got to the kitchen. The white printer was wrapped up with the rest of the kit, and I wanted a closer look. Later, I used a reusable stencil to add a cocoa picture to my finished latte.
Katie Evans
2026-08-07
5/5Moka pot coffee first, cocoa heart last. A small extra step that makes breakfast feel a bit nicer.
Brenda Miller
2026-08-06
3/5The cocoa heart in the photo came out nicely on my finished latte, but it took a couple of tries to get there. Too much powder made the outline fuzzy. I like the white printer on my counter, though I'm still working on making the results consistent.
Mary Barnes
2026-08-04
5/5The black finish was what made me choose this one. I took a quick picture while checking it out in the living room, then moved it to the kitchen. I've been using the reusable cards to add cocoa shapes after my cappuccinos are ready.
Andrea Ford
2026-08-01
5/5Easy little upgrade for weekend lattes.
Jocelyn Blair
2026-07-29
5/5One cocoa cat, one paw. We had to take a picture of both coffees before the first sip.
Stacy Meyer
2026-07-27
5/5Took the green MugPress along for coffee and tried the moon stencil on a finished cup. I like that simple crescent more than the busier designs. We took this picture at the wooden table with the cafe in the background, then finally stopped fussing and drank our coffee.
Evelyn Nash
2026-07-26
4/5The white MugPress looked right at home among the presents under our Christmas tree. We tried the stencil cards later on drinks we'd already prepared. Nice little gift, although lining up the design took some practice. My first cocoa picture was closer to the rim than the middle.
Melanie Bishop
2026-07-24
4/5I like a cinnamon moon on my evening cappuccino, and the kids choose cocoa paws for hot chocolate. The moon is easier for me to get neat. The little gaps in the paw need a lighter dusting than I first thought.
Brandon Hawkins
2026-07-23
5/5I spread a few reusable cards beside the printer to choose a design and managed to scatter cinnamon on the counter in the process. Once my cappuccino was ready, I used a smaller amount for the picture. The cards stack away neatly when I'm done experimenting.
Frank Flores
2026-07-21
5/5Cocoa bulldog, cookies, and a sunny spot at the table. Had to get a picture before drinking it.
Keith Swanson
2026-07-18
5/5The black MugPress fits in the space beside our espresso machine, with the cups still easy to reach. The machine makes the coffee; I use MugPress afterward to add a cocoa design on top. It's a small extra step when we're making drinks for two.
Autumn Hanson
2026-07-15
5/5The green one lives in my slightly messy coffee corner. I bring it out for the cocoa finishing touch.
Grant Gross
2026-07-13
5/5Kylie Stevenson
2026-07-12
5/5Yvonne George
2026-07-10
5/5The moon stencil is my favorite.
Judith Butler
2026-07-09
5/5Kimberly Patterson
2026-07-07
5/5Joshua Stephens
2026-07-04
5/5Tristan Blake
2026-07-01
5/5A cocoa heart I can manage before breakfast.
Rafael Powell
2026-06-29
5/5Mateo Fisher
2026-06-28
5/5Gail Watson
2026-06-26
5/5Todd Gardner
2026-06-25
4/5The French bulldog card gets a laugh from my partner, who usually picks a plain cocoa heart for a finished latte. I prefer the dog, but its small details are trickier to make clear. I get better pictures when I use less cocoa and don't rush positioning it.
Sarah Sullivan
2026-06-23
5/5April King
2026-06-20
5/5Maria Mitchell
2026-06-17
5/5Frances Martinez
2026-06-15
5/5Denise Perkins
2026-06-14
5/5Penny Gilbertson
2026-06-12
3/5We used it at an eight-person brunch to add cocoa pictures to finished lattes and hot chocolate. Choosing cards was fun, and the overhead photo looked cute. Up close, a few patterns were fuzzy. I needed more trial and error with the powder than I wanted during brunch.
Tina McCarthy
2026-06-11
5/5Georgia Banks
2026-06-09
5/5Kyle Walker
2026-06-06
4/5The first couple of tries were not perfect because I used too much cocoa. Once I switched to a lighter dusting and smoother foam, the shapes became much cleaner. I actually appreciate that the learning curve is about technique rather than complicated controls.
Madeline Adams
2026-06-03
5/5Fun addition to our Sunday coffee routine.
Karen Todd
2026-06-01
5/5Simple press, quick result.
Lorraine Terry
2026-05-31
5/5Sheila Jimenez
2026-05-29
5/5The reusable cards are a nice touch.
Hunter Dunn
2026-05-28
4/5USB charging means I can move MugPress from our kitchen to the weekend coffee cart without keeping a cable across the counter. We use it for pictures on finished drinks. It's handy, though getting a light, even layer of powder still takes me some attention.
Douglas Hayes
2026-05-26
5/5Peter Cole
2026-05-23
5/5Oscar Myers
2026-05-20
5/5Gavin Murphy
2026-05-18
5/5The cocoa smiley made my dad laugh at breakfast.
Julie Burke
2026-05-17
5/5Leslie Montgomery
2026-05-15
5/5Sylvia Foster
2026-05-14
5/5Henry Collins
2026-05-12
5/5Sofia Johnston
2026-05-09
5/5Max Simpson
2026-05-06
5/5Mae Hunter
2026-05-04
5/5Molly Morgan
2026-05-03
5/5Felicia Chavez
2026-05-01
5/5Veronica Freeman
2026-04-30
4/5Guests choose between the heart and French bulldog cards while I make their drinks. Once the lattes are ready, I add cocoa pictures with MugPress. The bulldog gets more laughs, but the heart is easier to recognize when I haven't got the powder amount quite right.
Gary Hernandez
2026-04-28
5/5Noah Bowen
2026-04-25
5/5Good little gift for a coffee lover.
Victor Holt
2026-04-22
5/5Philip Hudson
2026-04-20
5/5Beverly Jordan
2026-04-19
5/5Derek Weber
2026-04-17
4/5The kids choose stencil cards while I prepare their hot chocolate. Once it's ready, I add the cocoa pictures and send a photo to their grandparents. It's fun, although I need to center MugPress carefully on our smaller mugs so the whole paw shows.
Sophia Hicks
2026-04-16
5/5Tom Coleman
2026-04-14
5/5Pamela Hughes
2026-04-11
5/5Clayton Robinson
2026-04-08
5/5Caroline Pearson
2026-04-06
5/5Jennifer Morales
2026-04-05
5/5Whitney Griffin
2026-04-03
5/5Paul Brooks
2026-04-02
5/5Michael Graham
2026-03-31
5/5Kelsey West
2026-03-28
5/5George Singh
2026-03-25
4/5When friends visit, I add different cocoa pictures to the drinks we've already made. Hearts for some, moons for others, and paws on the kids' hot chocolate. The mugs look fun together, but I have to position the stencil carefully each time to avoid a lopsided picture.
Harold Valdez
2026-03-23
5/5Joanna Hardy
2026-03-22
5/5The moon looks beautiful on foam.
Catherine Carson
2026-03-20
5/5Theodore Moore
2026-03-19
5/5I use cinnamon when I want a warmer look.
Melissa Welch
2026-03-17
3/5We tried this at our weekend coffee cart. People enjoyed picking a stencil and photographing their drinks, but stopping to position it carefully interrupted our rhythm a little. I can get a nice cocoa heart on smooth foam. During a rush, I'd rather skip the extra step.
Dylan Fowler
2026-03-14
5/5Andre Robertson
2026-03-11
5/5Perfect for my little coffee corner.
Nancy Warner
2026-03-09
5/5Miranda Rivera
2026-03-08
5/5Cindy Doyle
2026-03-06
5/5Leo Hunt
2026-03-05
5/5Stephen Nguyen
2026-03-03
5/5Kenneth Rodriguez
2026-02-28
5/5Richard Chen
2026-02-25
5/5Joyce Williams
2026-02-23
5/5Jacqueline Ortiz
2026-02-22
5/5Kevin Gill
2026-02-20
5/5Eli Rogers
2026-02-19
5/5Katherine Sharp
2026-02-17
5/5Andrew Burton
2026-02-14
5/5Audrey Cruz
2026-02-11
5/5Joe McKenzie
2026-02-09
5/5Rita Crawford
2026-02-08
5/5Hailey Taylor
2026-02-06
5/5Robert Franklin
2026-02-05
5/5Picked the heart card. My cocoa picture actually looks like a heart.
Gregory Lawrence
2026-02-03
5/5Martin Duncan
2026-01-31
4/5My son calls it the coffee picture machine. He chooses a cocoa paw for his finished hot chocolate while I add a heart to my latte. We take a Saturday photo together. Bubbly surfaces make the paws less clear, so some weeks the picture is better than others.
Claire Gilbert
2026-01-28
5/5Judy Marshall
2026-01-26
3/5I like that the stencil cards can be rinsed, dried, and reused after brunch. Getting a clean picture is less automatic than I'd hoped, though. Too much cinnamon blurred my first moon. A lighter amount helped, but I still get uneven outlines on some drinks.
Joseph Black
2026-01-25
5/5Shelby Turner
2026-01-23
5/5Claudia Diaz
2026-01-22
5/5Kaitlyn Lane
2026-01-20
5/5Madison White
2026-01-17
5/5Alexandra Campbell
2026-01-14
4/5At our small cafe, we offer a choice of cocoa pictures on finished cappuccinos. People often photograph the heart or paw before drinking. Smooth foam and a light dusting matter, though. On rougher surfaces, the stencil edges look patchy, so we don't offer it on every drink.
Dale Vaughn
2026-01-12
5/5Justin Nichols
2026-01-11
5/5Joel McDonald
2026-01-09
5/5Rose Ryan
2026-01-08
5/5Jessica Page
2026-01-06
5/5I use the heart almost every morning.
Jackson Clayton
2026-01-03
5/5Mackenzie Hill
2025-12-31
5/5Coffee cart customers love choosing the stencil.
Warren Walsh
2025-12-29
5/5Holly Clark
2025-12-28
5/5Jenna Harris
2025-12-26
5/5Isabella Hart
2025-12-25
5/5Ellen Willis
2025-12-23
5/5Lydia Wright
2025-12-20
5/5James Salazar
2025-12-17
5/5Great for quick latte photos.
Steven Brewer
2025-12-15
5/5Ronald Lopez
2025-12-14
5/5Alan Ward
2025-12-12
5/5Lisa Dean
2025-12-11
5/5Victoria Olson
2025-12-09
5/5Colin Roth
2025-12-06
5/5Linda Thomas
2025-12-03
5/5Deborah Barrett
2025-12-01
5/5Caleb Anderson
2025-11-30
4/5I keep MugPress and a small stack of reusable cards in our coffee corner. A cocoa picture is a quick extra step once my cappuccino is made. I like the simple heart best. More detailed designs need careful placement and a lighter hand with the powder.
Tony Kim
2025-11-28
5/5Cassandra Stone
2025-11-27
5/5Alexis Fields
2025-11-25
5/5Kelly Kennedy
2025-11-22
5/5Elena Hamilton
2025-11-19
5/5Ricardo Ramirez
2025-11-17
5/5Phillip Sutton
2025-11-16
5/5Megan Baker
2025-11-14
5/5Mia Davis
2025-11-13
4/5On rainy afternoons, the kids pick a stencil for their hot chocolate and I add the cocoa picture once the drinks are ready. They like watching the paw appear. I need a fairly smooth surface, though. The little pads don't show up well through big bubbles.
Timothy Martin
2025-11-11
5/5Jay Espinoza
2025-11-08
5/5Raymond Woods
2025-11-05
5/5Diane Jones
2025-11-03
5/5Jade Watts
2025-11-02
4/5I finally managed a recognizable cocoa heart on a finished cappuccino without having to pour a milk design. The stencil makes that part straightforward. I gave it four stars because the first few pictures were pretty heavy. Less powder was the adjustment I needed.
Sonia Wallace
2025-10-31
4/5Looks tidy next to my espresso machine, and the reusable cards fit in the little tray where I keep coffee spoons. I use it for cocoa hearts on finished cappuccinos. The look is nice, but my results still depend on getting a smooth patch of foam.
Miguel Hammond
2025-10-30
5/5Wesley Maxwell
2025-10-28
5/5John Newman
2025-10-25
4/5I have used this in both a home kitchen and at our small shop. At home it is a quick way to make a flat white feel special; at the shop it gives customers a simple choice they can see immediately. The most consistent results come from smooth foam and a light, even dusting.
Trevor Lee
2025-10-22
5/5Seth Burns
2025-10-20
5/5Tamara Price
2025-10-19
5/5Lynn Fox
2025-10-17
5/5Patricia Yates
2025-10-16
5/5Jared Kelley
2025-10-14
5/5Natalie Reynolds
2025-10-11
5/5Kayla Rhodes
2025-10-08
5/5Everyone wants a picture before drinking it.
Grace Wagner
2025-10-06
5/5Helen Reyes
2025-10-05
5/5Christmas designs made brunch extra fun.
Norman Washington
2025-10-03
5/5Austin Long
2025-10-02
5/5Jordan Tucker
2025-09-30
5/5Gabriel Mason
2025-09-27
5/5Shawn Mack
2025-09-24
5/5Dakota Fitzgerald
2025-09-22
5/5Juan Weaver
2025-09-21
5/5Chelsea Elliott
2025-09-19
5/5Sue Pena
2025-09-18
5/5Taylor Parker
2025-09-16
5/5Benjamin Matthews
2025-09-13
5/5Lois Perez
2025-09-10
5/5Patrick Liu
2025-09-08
5/5Gabriella Jenkins
2025-09-07
5/5Amy Wheeler
2025-09-05
5/5Crystal Kelly
2025-09-04
5/5Cocoa gives me the cleanest designs.
Terrence Vargas
2025-09-02
5/5Jack Gordon
2025-08-30
5/5My daughter picks the paw every time.
Paula Lawson
2025-08-27
5/5Harrison Wood
2025-08-25
5/5Nathan Sherman
2025-08-24
4/5Saturday is when I pull out MugPress and choose a cocoa heart or moon for my finished latte. I still enjoy that little detail. Cinnamon has taken more experimenting for me, so I usually stick with cocoa when I want a picture worth saving.
Regina Gutierrez
2025-08-22
5/5Elijah Shelton
2025-08-21
5/5Selena Bryant
2025-08-19
4/5I add a heart or moon with cocoa after making a latte for a guest. My neighbor took a photo of hers last weekend. Four stars because I still need a moment to line up the stencil. Rushing that step shows in the picture.
Erin Scott
2025-08-16
5/5Chloe Emerson
2025-08-13
5/5Hot cocoa + smiley = happy kids.
Troy Peters
2025-08-11
5/5Jamie Johnson
2025-08-10
5/5Amelia Bailey
2025-08-08
5/5Jerry Fleming
2025-08-07
5/5Jacob Oliver
2025-08-05
5/5Spencer Bennett
2025-08-02
5/5The matcha moon looks green against my latte foam.
Tara Boyd
2025-07-30
5/5Lucy Webb
2025-07-28
5/5Susan Armstrong
2025-07-27
5/5French bulldog stencil gets all the laughs.
Jane Day
2025-07-25
5/5Stacey Austin
2025-07-24
5/5Joan Walters
2025-07-22
5/5Brooke Hoffman
2025-07-19
5/5Compact enough for a crowded counter.
Elaine Beck
2025-07-16
5/5Rosa Wilson
2025-07-14
5/5Donna Caldwell
2025-07-13
5/5A cocoa moon makes my plain flat white photo-worthy.
Marissa Ruiz
2025-07-11
5/5Randy Holmes
2025-07-10
5/5Craig Schmidt
2025-07-08
5/5Robin Lowe
2025-07-05
4/5I've tried adding pictures to lattes, cappuccinos, and hot chocolate we already make at home. Cocoa on smooth cappuccino foam has been the most forgiving. My hot chocolate surface varies, so that picture doesn't come out equally sharp every time.
Carla Shaw
2025-07-02
5/5Renee Daniels
2025-06-30
5/5Daniel Jensen
2025-06-29
5/5Wendy Ray
2025-06-27
5/5USB charging makes it easy to move around.
Vivian Jacobs
2025-06-26
5/5Arthur Edwards
2025-06-24
4/5My only real adjustment was learning how much powder to use. My first attempt with cocoa was too heavy and looked messy. A much lighter layer worked better, especially on smooth cappuccino foam. After that, the process was very easy.
Dominic Watkins
2025-06-21
5/5Dennis Hansen
2025-06-18
5/5Lucas Simmons
2025-06-16
5/5Ralph Howard
2025-06-15
4/5It fits between the mugs and grinder in my small home coffee setup. I charge it by USB and pull it out for cocoa pictures on finished lattes. Still practicing the powder amount, since my first couple of hearts had fuzzy edges.
Adam Sandoval
2025-06-13
5/5Travis Perry
2025-06-12
5/5Michelle Bates
2025-06-10
5/5Faith Harvey
2025-06-07
5/5Rachel Holland
2025-06-04
5/5Kristen Silva
2025-06-02
5/5Bruce Shepherd
2025-06-01
5/5Leonard Cooke
2025-05-30
5/5Francis Russell
2025-05-29
5/5Terry Richards
2025-05-27
5/5Kathryn Arnold
2025-05-24
5/5Mark Smith
2025-05-21
4/5Ordered it for the Christmas stencil designs. Customers at our little cafe noticed the cocoa pictures on their cappuccinos and a few took photos. The finer parts aren't always distinct, so I need to keep the powder light and the foam surface smooth.
Allison Reed
2025-05-19
4/5At our family gathering, adults chose hearts and moons for their lattes, and kids picked paws for hot chocolate. I added the cocoa pictures after the drinks were ready. We got a fun table photo, although a couple of designs came out blurry on bubbly foam.
Marie Carr
2025-05-18
5/5Hannah Dennis
2025-05-16
5/5Tim Morris
2025-05-15
5/5Kiara Conley
2025-05-13
5/5Joy Lewis
2025-05-10
5/5Sara Thompson
2025-05-07
5/5Levi Cunningham
2025-05-05
5/5Brianna Roberts
2025-05-04
5/5Brian Carpenter
2025-05-02
5/5Tyler Wong
2025-05-01
5/5Jasmine Peterson
2025-04-29
5/5Lance Zimmerman
2025-04-26
5/5Louis Palmer
2025-04-23
5/5Summer Schultz
2025-04-21
5/5Isaac Snyder
2025-04-20
5/5Steve Garrett
2025-04-18
3/5Tried MugPress during a quiet afternoon at my coffee shop. Customers liked choosing a cocoa picture for their cappuccinos, but results varied with the foam. The heart was readable more often than the French bulldog. For now I'm keeping it to a few selected drinks.
Anthony Hall
2025-04-17
5/5Sandra Owens
2025-04-15
5/5Morgan Rios
2025-04-12
5/5Janet Vega
2025-04-09
5/5Logan Cooper
2025-04-07
5/5Martha Sanchez
2025-04-06
5/5Laura Allen
2025-04-04
5/5Jackie Stewart
2025-04-03
5/5Walter Lynch
2025-04-01
5/5Brent Green
2025-03-29
5/5Valerie Romero
2025-03-26
5/5Aisha Payne
2025-03-24
5/5Margaret Ramos
2025-03-23
5/5Amber Clarke
2025-03-21
5/5Barbara Torres
2025-03-20
4/5I use matcha sometimes because I like the color against milk foam, although cocoa is still the easiest to get crisp. The important thing is a fairly smooth surface. If the foam is too bubbly, the design does not look nearly as clean.
Charles Medina
2025-03-18
5/5Theresa James
2025-03-15
5/5Dean Wells
2025-03-12
5/5Violet Ross
2025-03-09
5/5My guests always ask what it is.
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