Hi, this pods compared to say a Nespresso capsule, which is cheaper per pod?
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ESE single pods are roughly half the cost of Nespresso, especially when you buy in quantity.
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The Nespresso machine is expensive (at least $200 if you want the bare bones model and milk frother) and the Nespresso pods are 3 times as expensive ($1 each for Nespresso and $0.33 for the Borbone). The coffee and crema are comparable. I use a simple, small DeLonghi espresso machine ($100) and it works fine. It is slightly more work, but no bad at all.
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Hello Nazarian, We are proud sellers of Nespresso compatible, Caffe Borbone Respresso Capsules as well as our Caffe Borbone ESE pods. We have coffee capable for both machines at similar prices. If you already have the appropriate machine, I would assume the appropriate coffee for the machine would be the most economic outlet for you. We Appreciate You! Life Made Better
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Its not for a nespresson machine. This is for a normal espresso machine. like they have at starbucks.
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I just went on to the Costco website, and they sell 70 pods for $29.99 that are compatible with the Dolce Gusto machine. They are called, Spresso Luxe.
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I have had a variety of Nespresso machines over the years and found them to be extremely convenient to use and the coffee they produced was very acceptable. The Jura replicates the simplicity of the Nespresso and in my subjective opinion provides much better tasting coffee. 1. Convenience : Jura Micro 1 equals the Nespresso 2. Taste of Coffee : Jura Micro 1 exceeds the Nespresso 3. Cost of Acquisition : Nespresso is cheaper than the Jura Micro 1 4. Cost per unit of coffee : Jura Micro 1 is cheaper than the Nespresso
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Sorry Mike...I don't believe they do. I believe nespresso pods are MUCH smaller than K cup pods!
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When I ordered it was just the carousel. The pods are cheaper at bed, bath&beyond; with the 20% coupon or this week only 25% off at Starbucks.
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The "small" is a regular espresso shot. The "large" is what they call a lungo shot. It puts more water through with the same sized capsule. Nespresso has lungo capsules. It is a less intense version of the espresso. It makes me think of an americano at Starbucks.
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Don't know if you still need answers for this, but Nespresso is the only place you can order capsules from aside from the 12 varieties they include in each coffee machine. They charge a flat rate 2-business day shipping of $6.95 per order, so regardless if you order 1 sleeve (10 capsules) or 50 sleeves (500 capsules), they all cost $6.95 to ship. You can order directly from the Nespresso website by creating an account or call their 1800 number 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Nespresso offers you a "Welcome Offer" for your first order, which they throw in a free wooden tasting box (a $55 dollar value) when you purchase their pack of 20 sleeve (200 capsules). All coffee capsules are tax free.
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The pods included in this variety pack are all caffeinated. I would order directly from nespresso.com. You can order the coffees you like (by strength and/or caffeine content) and the cost is half of anything you'd pay on Amazon, even with the shipping.Edited to fix a typo
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It does not come with the pods to load your own coffee. You must purchase them separately. The Keurig pods that you purchase in the store would be too big for this machine. My guess is that Nespresso is keeping their corner of the market outside of competition. This means that you have to reorder from Nespresso whenever you are running low on pre-made pods. Their deliveries are incredibly fast.
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No you can not use this capsule on nespresso machines. These can only be used on Illy machines. Nespresso has their own pods as well.
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The answer is a very sad "No." I liked the coffee for our old machine, Gran Crema, in pods better than the Nespresso offerings. Tried to recapture them with their capsules but they are too big and the wrong shape for our Nespresso machine...Carolyn
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P. Mucciarone:Do you have a Smart N' Final nearby? That's where we used to buy ours - they may still carry them. I've also seen them at my local Target recently. On Target.com you can buy them by the casepack (108 pods for regular, 96 pods for flavored) for around $32.00 (free shipping after $50.00).
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Ours machine came with 10 or so pods of assorted types of coffee. We additionally bought 3 roll your own pods so we could use our own coffee. We suspect that the grind for the nespresso pods is much finer that we can grind with our machine and so our espresso isn't as rich and creamy as with the store bought pods. The problem with the store bought pods is they are expensive. We typically drink two cups each in the AM and one cup in the afternoon so we would need 6 pods per day which would cost $6 per day. That is over our budget. Plus you can't just buy the pods everywhere. You must order them on-line or find a store which sells the machines which is difficult to locate. Ours machine came with 10 or so pods of assorted types of coffee. We additionally bought 3 roll your own pods so we could use our own coffee. We suspect that the grind for the nespresso pods is much finer that we can grind with our machine and so our espresso isn't as rich and creamy as with the store bought pods. The problem with the store bought pods is they are expensive. We typically drink two cups each in the AM and one cup in the afternoon so we would need 6 pods per day which would cost $6 per day. That is over our budget. Plus you can't just buy the pods everywhere. You must order... » Read More Ours machine came with 10 or so pods of assorted types of coffee. We additionally bought 3 roll your own pods so we could use our own coffee. We suspect that the grind for the nespresso pods is much finer that we can grind with our machine and so our espresso isn't as rich and creamy as with the store bought pods. The problem with the store bought pods is they are expensive. We typically drink two cups each in the AM and one cup in the afternoon so we would need 6 pods per day which would cost $6 per day. That is over our budget. Plus you can't just buy the pods everywhere. You must order them on-line or find a store which sells the machines which is difficult to locate. « Show Less
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I've always gotten a starter pack of. 10 or so capsules with every machine, but you'd do well to order a real supply of capsules from nespresso.com after you order th machine....
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Me, too. Got the Ecopods. Don't work. My Cafe makes much better coffee than Keurig. Please let me know what works. It's not easy finding the pre-made single serving pods neither...but I really want refillable pod.
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Just brewed three cups of coffee with our new Suncana and with the 10g Baronet pod - a little foam. With the Senseo 7g pod - a little foam. Nothing compared to the old broken Senseo. So how are people raving about "It's like a latte"? "Great crema." Not ours. Called the company and they mentioned another pod holder, an espresso pod holder, thatis on their store site for $9.99. They readily admitted that the standard pod holder produces only a little foam (the one that comes with the machine). So it is disappointing.
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Mostly just style, size, and portability. I got the pixie because I didn't want it to take up as much room and so I could take it with me when travelling. I like the frother separate. They both brew all of the options, the pixie has a flip up shelf for a larger cup or glass to fit under. I did my research on Nespresso.com and purchased on http://amazon.com. The coffee was cheaper on Nespresso.Com and when you register your new machine there use to be a discount for ordering coffee.