Any idea if I can use this for Dolce Gusto pods?
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If Dolce Gusto pods are similar to K cups, then they will fit nicely and easy to reach. We really like this carousel and would recommend it to anyone who uses K cups.
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I have to agree with the first answer, i don't think i could ad anything else to it.
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If they are the same size as a K-Cup, they will fit. I use brand name & generic K-cups & they all fit nicely in this carousel. I've never heard of the dolce gusto pods, are they good? Another thing, if these pods have a mesh bottom instead of the plastic bottom, I wouldn't store them out in the open. I have some pods that are kept in the resealable bags they come in to keep them fresh. Hope this helps.
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Hi Barbie,I am sorry but I do not know the answer to that. I have a standard Keurig machine. If the Verismo machine had different "pods", then I would say no.
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Only the Dolce Gusto Pods. The other pods are shaped completely differently and won't fit. Also the pressure is much higher on the Gusto machine. No other pods will work, not the one's sold seperately for use with "Your" coffee, nothing will work. On the K-cup machines they cut a hole in the bottom and top when inserted, the pods on the Gusto are pre punched.
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you will need to check the flat diameter of the pods compared to nespresso---if so it will fit since there is space for the height
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If you look at the handpresso web site it shows their machines and espresso pods next to them. So I believe the Lavazza Pods, which Ilike a lot, would work
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The pods seem to be a different size for the Dolce, compared to the size used by Nespresso. I wouldn't take the risk of trying'em out with your machine. Besides, coffee duck reusable pods aren't that great. You can read my review about'em, they almost ruined my machine!!
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I just called Nesspresso and spoke to a live rep and asked her if the pods w would fit the dolche gusto or any other machine and she said no--but I am still going to go to Williams Sonoma and see for myself---
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Yes leave the plastic on the pod. Drop the pod into the designated slot on your Dolce Gusto machine. You can hear the pin poking a hole into the pod when you close the latch. Follow the brewing instructions from the manufacturer. Do not put your fingers near the pin area, as the picture warns, this can cause an injury to your fingers. The manufacturer has a great website with brewing demonstrations.
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I really don't know, I am using a Hamilton Beach, if you ask the seller they may be more helpful. I have receved very good answers by doing this. If there is a place that holds coffee pods it should work, I use to use seneo until they became impossible to find
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No, must be a cartridge from Nescaf Dolce. There are different flavors to choose from.
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Can you use other brands off the shelf or is it limited to Melitta brand pods?
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I wouldn't think so,but I don't know for sure. The nespresso pods look much smaller.
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You can only use the Dolce Gusto pods by Nescaffe. They are available at Sears and Frys or you canbuy them on-line.. Ron
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I don't think it would work well. For lattes I use my kupright an Gevalia latte pods.
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The K cups and all the brands made to fit in Keurig machines do not fit. They are too big. I don't know anything about Peets, but suspect they may be made to be like K cups. I've been told Nespresso cups are sompatible, but I have no personal knowledge of that. Since there are no stores near me that sell Dolce Gusto capsules, I wish there were others that fit. Of course I order them on-line, but sometimes it would be nice to be able to just pick up a box at a store!
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No. Only the Dolce Gusto pods work in these machines, and no fill-your-own pods or filters. If you want an occasional cappuccino and don't want the mess -- or to pay $4-5 at the coffee shop -- then this is the way to go. If you shop online with care, a cappuccino runs around $1 or a non-milk drink runs about half of that (esspresso, longo, americano, tea). We love ours. Considering getting one for my Mom, who prefers a European style coffee once or twice a day. The Dolce Gusto is perfect for that. FYI: the best deal we've found for pods is to "subscribe" either at the Dolce-Gusto store, or as of last week or so, here at Amazon. It's slightly cheaper here at Amazon, but to get the best price you need to buy 3-packs of the same flavor. The subscription doesn't have to be monthly and can be changed or cancelled any time. The next best price is by subscribing for four boxes at the Dolce Gusto store. That gets you free, fast shipping and you can mix the flavors any way that you like. Again, the subscription does not have to be monthly, and you can cancel it anytime. We don't want the same mix of flavors every month, so we cancel one subscription and immediately start another with the adjusted mix of flavors that we want in the next shipment.