Hey guys, where do you get your coffee pods from?
Any good deals or suppliers that you recommend?
I usually like my intensity at 10 or 11, buttery and caramel notes.
I was using a reusable pod for a while but the machine kinda squished it so I'm going to go back to prepacked capsules.
Nespresso compatible.
Thanks
Good Coffee Pod Recs?
dorydae on 01/09/2020 - 13:02
Last edited 01/09/2020 - 13:38
Last edited 01/09/2020 - 13:38
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There must be <100 forum posts here about pods.
And "…intensity at 10 or 11…" is not really helping people determine what you like in a coffee.
And, what machine do you have?There must be <100 forum posts here about pods.
Well there is a least 1 now!
I think you mean ">" or 'greater than'
I'm using B3 Nespresso compatible pods (bio cap - fully compostable without having to separate components). Small roasting business in Adelaide. Outlet in Blackwood. https://b3coffee.com.au/
I wouldn't bother with the Miele built in pod machines, a lot of them have trouble grabbing or piercing many regular pods.
I use https://www.urbanbrew.co. Biodegradeable, and if you subscribe, same price as buying them in store. They support Nespresso, Caffitaly and K-Fee systems.
Pod and Parcel coffee pods. Price is a bit on the higher side, but NOTHING compares to them. https://au.podandparcel.com/
Thanks! The Tarrazú pods look good. What's your go to?
Bancroft is my favorite - very smooth & tasty. I have decaf Sidamo in the afternoons.
Would recommend the sample pack to try all the different pods.
St Remio from Coles. 10 for $3.75
They topped a Choice test and also rated best by a professional barista on ACA.
I get L'Or when it is on sale at Amazon. Sometimes drops to $35 for 100 pods shipped (prime). These are aluminium pods.
Also like urban brew from Adelaide. Biodegradable pods (except the plastic at the front), also similar cost.
https://www.urbanbrew.co