Coffee Pod Machines

Glen_Lee

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Hopefully the coffee gods wont shoot me down - can I ask is there much love for pod machines?

The reason I ask; recently stayed at an AirBnB and there was a Bosch Tassimo coffee machine. I really enjoyed the coffee that was produced. The machine looked good, and for those times when I cannot be bothered messing around (especially in a morning) I thought it could be worth a punt.

I see there are a number of pod styles & manufacturers - I have no idea how they compare - but, I'm intrigued.
 
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iv been drinking Nespresso coffee for 10 years now & love it.
for me it’s better than any of the High Street brands & better than most coffee iv ever tasted.
Bare in mind that Nespresso is the only proper pods with real coffee,
All other machines are either instant or liquid coffee
 
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I have had Nespresso machines for many years now. I think they are a great half-way house between instant and "proper" coffee.

Haven't bought actual Nespresso pods for some time as there are many great 3rd party pods available nowadays.
 
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No, coffee should not have crema ;) But I like Senseo . Senseo capucino I like the most, but I can't have it because of my diabetis. My favorites are now Perla Dark roast, Perla mild and Perla mocca
 
The Geordie Shaver said:
Any recommendations for a Nespresso machine ? , I want to use (amongst others) the Starbucks pods .
It’s doing me head in looking .
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The Pixie is the cheapest & a good machine however it really depends on how you take your coffee.
Some Machines have Milk systems build in other’s you need to buy the frother / heater.
i mostly drink Double Espresso’s
but the odd occasion i’ll have milk.
I can’t remember the name of my machine
i now use the new pods that are more done shaped.
 
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