Coffee pod machine

RumRat

Emmia said:

RumRat said:

Emmia said:

Psycholady6666 said:

Has anyone found anywhere to get Nespresso vertuo pods cheaper?

They're still under patent, unlike the original shape ones, hence why the original shape ones can be bought more cheaply from loads of places. Nespresso brought out the vertuo to offset the revenue loss when the patent expired on the original capsules

Edit: You're probably looking at a decade or so before third party vertuo ones become available.

There are reusable Vertuo pods available on Amazon.

Those aren't filled though, unlike the readily available original shape Nespresso compatible pods.

True, that's why they are reusable I guess, more coffee choices also....

GDB2222

my new L'Or machine came with some XXL pods, which are twice the size of normal pods and make twice the amount of coffee in one go. So, two of those make a reasonable size cup of coffee, rather than using four of the normal ones, which is a bit of a hassle. I only seem to be able to find them from L'Or, though. Are there any other brands of double size pods?

Emmia

I'm currently trying pods from KaffeKapslen which has wide range of different pods.

A 100 pod original shape Nespresso compatible bundle is £12 so not too badly priced.

They also have the Tassimo and dolce gusto options (but not the vertuo or the L'Or XXL pods)

https://www.kaffekapslen.co.uk/

Grumpy_chap

Emmia said:

I'm currently trying pods from KaffeelKapslen which has wide range of different pods.

They also have the Tassimo

I just looked at that site linked and the phrase "too good to be true" comes to mind.
They appear to be selling the genuine Tassimo pods at half the price of the best discounted price anywhere else.
If the pods are "compatible" manufactured by another I want to be able to see that is what they are doing and make an informed decision.
If they are truly selling the genuine pods at half the best market price, how do they do that?

Emmia

Grumpy_chap said:

Emmia said:

I'm currently trying pods from KaffeelKapslen which has wide range of different pods.

They also have the Tassimo

I just looked at that site linked and the phrase "too good to be true" comes to mind.
They appear to be selling the genuine Tassimo pods at half the price of the best discounted price anywhere else.
If the pods are "compatible" manufactured by another I want to be able to see that is what they are doing and make an informed decision.
If they are truly selling the genuine pods at half the best market price, how do they do that?

Honestly I've not bought the Tassimo pods so I don't know if they're genuine or not, I bought Nespresso compatible pods.

My pods shipped from Denmark - is Tassimo a lot cheaper there perhaps?

molerat

Grumpy_chap said:

Emmia said:

I'm currently trying pods from KaffeelKapslen which has wide range of different pods.

They also have the Tassimo

I just looked at that site linked and the phrase "too good to be true" comes to mind.
They appear to be selling the genuine Tassimo pods at half the price of the best discounted price anywhere else.
If the pods are "compatible" manufactured by another I want to be able to see that is what they are doing and make an informed decision.
If they are truly selling the genuine pods at half the best market price, how do they do that?

Their Tassimo pods are in the main more expensive than elsewhere.

Kenco Americano £5.79 - Asda £4.00, Tesco £4.00

Cadbury chocolate £4.30, Asda £4.00, Tesco £4.80

Gervalia caramel latte £4.70, Tassimo £5.49 - as cheap as £3.84 with codes

Marcilla espresso decaf £4.50, Tassimo £5.49 - so £3.84

Their pricing is certainly more than I pay direct from Tassimo with the 25% or 30% discounts that are always available.

Grumpy_chap

molerat said:

Grumpy_chap said:

Emmia said:

I'm currently trying pods from KaffeelKapslen which has wide range of different pods.

They also have the Tassimo

I just looked at that site linked and the phrase "too good to be true" comes to mind.
They appear to be selling the genuine Tassimo pods at half the price of the best discounted price anywhere else.
If the pods are "compatible" manufactured by another I want to be able to see that is what they are doing and make an informed decision.
If they are truly selling the genuine pods at half the best market price, how do they do that?

Their Tassimo pods are in the main more expensive than elsewhere.

Kenco Americano £5.79 - Asda £4.00, Tesco £4.00

Cadbury chocolate £4.30, Asda £4.00, Tesco £4.80

Gervalia caramel latte £4.70, Tassimo £5.49 - as cheap as £3.84 with codes

Marcilla espresso decaf £4.50, Tassimo £5.49 - so £3.84

Their pricing is certainly more than I pay direct from Tassimo with the 25% or 30% discounts that are always available.

OOPS - I just checked the receipt for the last pods I bought:

Costa Latte £4.40
Cadbury Hot Chocolate £3.00

I was obviously experiencing brain fog when I wrote my earlier post...

hel8itch

Can anyone recommend the cheapest place to get pods for the dolce gusto piccolo? Iv been looking but there's just so many 

GDB2222

hel8itch said:

Can anyone recommend the cheapest place to get pods for the dolce gusto piccolo? Iv been looking but there's just so many 

I imagine two of the cheapest, regardless of quality, would be AldiLidl.

You haven't said what sort of pods you want, by the way. 

hel8itch

GDB2222 said:

hel8itch said:

Can anyone recommend the cheapest place to get pods for the dolce gusto piccolo? Iv been looking but there's just so many 

I imagine two of the cheapest, regardless of quality, would be AldiLidl.

You haven't said what sort of pods you want, by the way. 

Latte preferably.