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The bomba.

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Pour, sit back, and enjoy. The Bomba – a fine sieve that won't clog. For the perfect mate flow.

  • 100% stainless steel
  • Handmade
  • for fine & coarse mate
length - 16 cm
Shipping: £17.00 GBP

In stock, delivery 3–5 business days

Description & Details

Pour on the water, sit back, and enjoy.
The Bomba with its fine filter screen. Simply place it in the mate, pour, and drink. Not a crumb, no stress.

Round sieve – won't clog, filters cleanly. Even if your mate is fine.
Stainless steel, handmade. No plastic, no frills. Fits comfortably in your hand, drinks smoothly without strong suction – for the perfect flow. Will last you a long time.

This is how people drink in southern Brazil. Every day, everywhere – whether on the beach, at work, or just in between. The bomba is as much a part of it as mate itself.

Produktdetails
Herkunft
Brazil
Material
stainless steel
Inhalt
1.0 pcs

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

A bomba is a filter straw with a round sieve at the bottom. The sieve prevents you from drinking mate leaves. Simply place it in the mate cup, pour in the water, and drink. No paper filter, no waste. Repeat this until the mate is completely rinsed out.
The Bomba comes from the Brazilian Chimarrão tradition, where the mate has a very fine powder content and therefore requires a particularly fine sieve.

The bombilla filters the yerba mate leaves as you drink. Without it, you would ingest both the leaves and the powder. This allows you to re-infuse your caámate multiple times without drinking the leaves – always a fresh infusion as needed, until the caámate is completely rinsed.

The bomba is not a drinking straw with a filter. The mate goes into the drinking vessel (calabash).

After use, simply rinse with a little dish soap and water, then let it dry. If necessary, place in the dishwasher.

Tip: Boil with baking soda once or twice a year – this will remove deposits and make the Bomba shine like new.

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