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Pact coffee. any good?
clive0510
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I found a flyer in a magazine advertising pact coffee. apparently they make all different types of coffee. and you just choose what you want. it arrives in pods, which are packed in boxes.
question is, as I don't know much about coffee and coffee machines, do I need a coffee machine of some sort to make this work? or how does it work? the flyer does not explain at all.
question is, as I don't know much about coffee and coffee machines, do I need a coffee machine of some sort to make this work? or how does it work? the flyer does not explain at all.
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The pods are intended to be used in compatible coffee machines, yes.
Pact also sells bags of ground coffee for use in a variety of types of coffee-maker (eg cafetière or AeroPress).Official MSE Forum Team member.Please report all problem posts to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com2 -
I had the advent calendar for Christmas with ground coffee for use in a filter machine and thought it was good stuff. Pricey though.0
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