should i buy a keurig or a nescafe dolce gusto?
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It depends on how many different types of coffee you would like to drink! The keurig has A LOt more options than the dolce. However the dolce brews at a very high pressure which allows it to make lattes and cappuccinos. Check out this link for a lot of good info on these machines: http://www.nichepage.com/n/kitchenware/single-cup-coffee-maker
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you can use othe brands as I do just make sure they are compatible for the Keurig that you have
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If you are looking for a Keurig coffee maker that fits your needs i would suggest checking out this page it has a lot of great information on keurig coffee makers and their differences. Good luck!http://www.nichepage.com/n/kitchenware/keurig-coffee-makers
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You have to use the Nespresso's coffee pods! I have to tell you that this is Fabulous machine! I watch for the specials that they have & free shipping from time to time. That's when I stock up. The Nespresso machine & coffee are a real treat for me now that I've found my favorite flavors. I hope this helps! It is also so much easier to clean than older styles of espresso makers! I know some people may be thinking of the Keurig capsules which you can use your own coffee for that machine & they say they would rather buy them already filled.
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Agreed. I wish I would have bought one much sooner. It works, makes a damn good cup of coffee (especially compared to the Keurig My K-Cup) and you can get a pound of good coffee for $8-10 (obviously less if you're not picky...im picky)
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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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I have not used anything except the Dolce Gusto pods. The pods are so small I do not want it to run over so I stick to the pods that were designed for the machine.
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I would buy directly from Nespresso and join the club. They have a machine for $100. same pump in all machines.
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K-cups have a 2 inch diameter at top, but it's longer than the Dolce Gusto. So, I am guessing your Dolce Gusto coffee pods should fit. The only thing I'm unsure about is the pointy bottom of your Dolce Gusto coffee pods - whether that would be a problem because this dispenser uses a spring-loaded panel to push the pods to the front. If you can make your way to Bed Bath and Beyond, you can ask the clerks to show you one in action.
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The Rivo uses special Lavazza espresso pods whereas the Keurig K cups are drip coffee. This machine is for espresso (lattes, cappuccino, etc)
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You really can't, that is, the machine uses special aluminum pods that you buy from Nespresso. There are instructions online on how to re-use those specific pods. But, I use my Keurig machine for coffee. The nespresso is truly a wonderful espresso machine, that's function is incredible espresso, and cappuccino.
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Just go buy one of the put your own coffee in them containers that will fit in your keurig. Amazon sells them and also bed bath and beyond
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No I only use the pods on my Nescafe Dolce Gusto DeLonghi machine. Sorry I can't help you.
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I have both. Skip a few Starbucks coffees and buy this instead. I've consigned my UTG to the emergency-last-resort-back-up bin that I hope I never have to access again.
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Good Morning Pamela,My name is Mayra Flores, an employee at Rogers Family Coffee Company, the manufacturer for these San Francisco Bay products. Our products are not compatible with a Nescafe Dolce Gusto machine. If you have any more questions and/or concerns about our products please contact me at mflores@rogersfamilyco.com. Thank You and have a great day!
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Yes. But you're better off with a basic Keurig, for $99. I finally broke down a bought one of those un-ecological things . . . and LOVE it. Gevalia Coffee just got on board with the K-cup, and that sold me. Fast, easy, hot, gourmet coffee, and no mess.