50 MustEspresso (Nespresso Compatible) Capsules for $19.95 Inc. Shipping @ Coffee Pod Shop

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seanbaussie on 13/10/2016 - 21:45 coffeepodshop.com.au (259 clicks)
Last edited 26/10/2016 - 12:03 by 1 other user

This was popular last time it was posted, now doesn't need a special code - just sign up from the linked page.

You will get 10 capsules of sweet Ristretto, 10 capsules of rich Pure Arabica, 10 capsules of velvety Cremosa, 10 capsules of dense Napoli & 10 capsules of smooth Lungo.

Their promises:
No more stuck capsules – unlike other pods these are truly compatible with your nespresso® machine. Backed by our guarantee.

No more weak coffee – these pods are made in Italy by master roasters and taste as good as the big brand

Get on the phone to us if you have a question – we are a small Australian company and we care about our customers

Never worry about quality issues – we’ve got over 350 five star reviews from australians who trust us with their daily espresso

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  altomic on 13/10/2016 - 22:16

  +2

  direct link

  coupon code INTRO10

  To use your coupon…
  Click "direct link" to view the Intro Pack now (Ignore the price of $29.95, you will apply the $10 coupon at the cart to get it for $19.95)
  Click 'Add to Cart'
  Click 'View Cart'
  Enter your coupon code - INTRO10 (this will reduce the price to $19.95)
  Click 'Proceed to Checkout'
  Enter your details and complete your order

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  lukeloop on 13/10/2016 - 22:19

  How many grams per pod?

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  sween64 on 13/10/2016 - 22:27

  +1

  You pay for what you get. They don't taste as good as Nespresso. I'm suffering through the 50 I bought.

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    Spending2Much on 13/10/2016 - 23:27

    I got these on last deal few weeks back. I thought they were quite ok…..much better than the coffee with bite deal that followed shortly after.
    I had some pods that had a burnt taste to the coffee, threw them away, unfortunately, don't remember which one it was now…..

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    dbun1 on 14/10/2016 - 12:19

    I too have found that many aftermarket pods don't taste the same as Nespresso.

    I don't mind the Republica Organic pods from Coles if I need some in a pinch.

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  lukeloop on 13/10/2016 - 22:46

  +1

  I used to get these make your own capsules and grind my own. These empty capsules cost 12 cents each. ( see link below )
  At about 5-5.5 grams per pod , after wastage ( depends how neat you are )you can make about 150 pods per kg. So you can grind your own and just fill these up to suit your taste. Some will argue it defeats the purpose but you can always have some of both i.e. nespresso brand, supermarket brand and make your own brand. You can also buy re-usable capsules however I find these hold too little coffee in them as they are a bit smaller. maybe they have improved since I bought them a few years ago. I re-used mine more than 30 times.

  http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NESPRESSO-compatible-400-fillable…

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    nightelves on 13/10/2016 - 22:52

    Wow didn't know such thing existed. We tried to make our own fillable once and failed miserably.

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      lukeloop on 13/10/2016 - 22:57

      There is a bit of trial and error in getting the grind correct. If you buy pre-ground you can just pack it tighter or softer to get it right. I usually make 10 or so at a time. I just put some ground coffee in a lunch box, scoop the pod into the coffee and push against the sides of the container and it basically done.
      Using this system, if you pay $15 for your coffee a kg it will cost about 22 cents a pod for disposable pods or if you can't be bothered then give these guys a go or put beans in mouth and add hot water, grind it up and snort it or whatever floats your coffee snob boat.

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    dbun1 on 14/10/2016 - 12:24

    This is interesting, never heard about these before.

    May look into it further as you can often get the 1kg bags of Vittoria or Lavazza coffee 1/2 price from Coles or Woolies.

    I sometimes use the Lavazza preground coffee in my cheap espresso machine, and whilst it is not the best, it is better than the Nespresso coffee IMO.

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    Tiggrrrrr on 14/10/2016 - 13:05

    Labour time involved?

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      lukeloop on 14/10/2016 - 13:35

      +1

      They don't take much time, however lets assume it takes 6 minutes to make 10 pods. You can get cheap pods lets say 45 cents each at supermarket so you are saving 23 cents a pod.
      I usually use 2 pods per coffee. If I have 2 coffees a day that is 4 pods. 28 pods per week = 1456 per year.
      1456 * 0.23 = ~ $335.
      I usually use more though for friends etc.. So I save about $350 a year on coffee.
      Mind you, obviously you can do the maths if you have more than one person in the house who drinks you could save quite a bit more, sort of like re-using toilet paper, tissues and rare african breeds of antelopes to cut your lawn for you with oompaloompas as slave labour..

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  PJC on 14/10/2016 - 01:46

  +1

  Vendor in title please.

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  altomic on 19/10/2016 - 11:54

  received yesterday. tried a couple of the pods this morning. very reasonable in terms of taste and strength. I'm quite satisfied. the 2 varieties I've tried are better than most of the supermarket pods I've had previously. would buy again.

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  PoorStudent on 30/10/2016 - 20:11

  Tried one of the pods and they were horrible! Tastes like cardboard.