Using a simple pressure cooker, Rozadeen modified it by adding a copper delivery pipe and a steam control valve. The steam generated inside is directed through the pipe into a jug containing coffee powder, milk, and sugar, creating a frothy, cappuccino-like coffee. This modification can be done for just ₹250 on an existing cooker or around ₹750 for an old modified one—making it a game-changer for small businesses.

Built using locally available materials, this affordable coffee maker is easy to use, helps tea stall owners attract more customers, and offers a unique taste different from electric espresso machines. By repurposing old cookers, it also promotes sustainability.