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Best Coffee Machine Pods

Pod coffee machines make it simple to get your caffeine fix in the morning. In contrast to traditional machines, they dispense pre-packed pods of ground coffee or espresso to accelerate the process.

Choose a pod coffee machine that allows you to adjust the temperature and drink size. Also, ensure that the machine can handle reused pods.

1. Nespresso Vertuo

Nespresso is a market leader in pod-brewing and is a favorite of coffee lovers. Nespresso's capsules and machines are highly rated in both quality and sustainability. The capsules are made of 80 percent recyclable materials and are fully compostable. They are less plastic-based and have a lower carbon footprint than traditional coffee bags. Additionally, Nespresso partners with green-certified organizations to promote responsible farming and fair labor practices.

The Nespresso Vertuo line includes several machines that make an incredibly delicious and rich cup of espresso or coffee with a good crema. The VertuoPlus X and VertuoPlus Deluxe models come with advanced features such as automatic heating of milk and adjustable drink settings. They are simple to use and feature a sleek design that looks great on your kitchen counter.

Both the X and the Deluxe models have a large water reservoir and a slender machine body. Centrifusion, a brand new extraction technique, makes up to 7,500 revolutions per minute to make coffee or espresso. This produces an even, consistent crema that is highly saturated even in smaller cups.

Nespresso capsules are more expensive than third-party compatible pods available in supermarkets and online retailers. However, they are able to offer many flavors and intensities. The company also offers limited-edition products. The machines are simple to use and the Vertuoline is less complicated than the original Nespresso which produces only espresso.

Vertuoline offers two sizes of capsules including the smaller espresso size and the larger lungo size - to suit those who prefer shorter drinks. The larger mug capsules as well as alto capsules can be used to make mug-sized drinks that require an even more intensely roasted cup of coffee. Contrary to other pod machines that we have tested this one, the Nespresso Vertuoline also makes a good cup of drip coffee.

2. Illy X7.1

This pod coffee maker is elegant, high-end machine constructed using durable and appealing materials. It's slightly more expensive than the other machines that we've tested, but it provides excellent, reliable performance and features a beautiful design.

The X7.1 utilizes a patent-pending system that scans the barcode on every capsule to identify them. It then pre-wettes it, infuses it and then dispensing the correct amount of water in a controlled manner. This is a huge benefit for those who desire a hassle-free automated, hands-free. However, it could be a problem for those who love to alter settings and pick their personal brew strength or size. The machine can dispense espresso drinks double espresso drinks, mugs, granlongo, and alto drinks, all with layers of creamy crema.

In addition to its coffee brewing technology, the X7.1 comes with a variety of other features that make it stand out. It is among a few coffee machines that we tested to have an adjustable height tray that can be used to adjust the size and shape the coffee cup. It comes with a stainless steel milk jug that can be used to make cappuccinos or lattes. The X7.1 comes with a low-energy sleeping mode and a removable holder for pods that makes cleaning easy.

Compatible with All Keurig K-Cups, Nespresso capsules and Bruvi B-Pods. These pods differ from K-Cups or other popular pods in that they contain ground coffee, instead of a teabag and have more caffeine than regular espresso. The Bruvi also comes with app compatibility and can be set to brew remotely and on time. It also comes with a handy steam wand that can be used to create frosty cappuccinos and lattes.

3. Grind One

The Grind One, designed in Stockholm, may be the right choice for you if you don't enjoy Nespresso capsules that are plastic or prefer something that's not quite as bulky. Two members of Real Homes' team have tested it in their kitchens and they both adore it. It's a sleek stainless steel geometric machine which looks stunning and is simple to use. It's as simple as putting a coffee pod into the inlet, choose either a short lungo or express, and then press the button. The light flashes to indicate whether the coffee is in the process of brewing or ready. There's no steam wand nor milk carafe, but you can add toppings to your coffee with hot or cold milk as you like.

The great thing about this machine is that it's designed to work with Grind's reusable, plastic-free and home compostable coffee pods. Not only will you reduce your coffee waste, which could take years to degrade and degrade, but the pods are also organic and contain no plastic. They cost around 50p each, and you can dump them into your food waste bin or garden compost after they're empty.

The Grind One costs PS275 and you can purchase it with a bundle that includes milk frothers for an additional PS325. It is more expensive than many Nespresso pod machines, but it is a sleek, well-designed, and versatile machine. It is also the smallest that means it doesn't need much counter space. It comes with a raised tray that latches onto a series of notches, which can be used with the waste bin, which can be adjusted to the height.

4. Grind 2

For those who love a simple and quick cup of coffee, this machine takes the hassle out making espresso. It can make a short or long shot, with three different settings for temperature and extraction. Its ability to make a fantastic espresso was awe-inspiring to our coffee lover. Its crema (which should be a warm chestnut color that lasts until the last sip) and temperature were spot on. Its sleek design and sturdy appealing materials also helped it stand out from the competition.

Our coffee expert also tried the Grind One to see if it was simple to use. The heavy-duty switch has a satisfying feel and allows you to program your preferred length or short shot, as well as a clear display. You can even choose whether to automatically pour hot water when you drink the espresso, which helps the grounds settle and enhances the flavor of your beverage. The pod coffee maker includes a handy milk frother, making it a great all-rounder.

These machines also take out the messy elements of espresso-making like grinding, dosing, and tamping of the beans. They also reduce the number of equipment that needs to be cleaned and recycled. This makes them a good option for those with little kitchen space. If you're looking to expand your options, a separate milk frother allows you to make cappuccinos and lattes too. Alternatively, you could go with a manual coffee press, such as the Aeropress that combines the benefits of a low carbon footprint and a richer taste than you get from a machine. It's more work, so it's not for all.

5. Lavazza Idola

Contrary to the more expensive Lavazza Voicy pod coffee maker, this model does not include a milk maker, but is great for anyone who likes an espresso, ristretto or lungo. It is also one of most silent machines, which means you can drink your morning cup while the children are still asleep.

You can programme a cup size to suit your preferences and there's also an option for a temperature boost to nudge your beverage to the touch of one button. You can also keep track on maintenance by getting alerts when the capsule bin is empty or the water tank needs to be topped off.

The machine doesn't make frothy milk however it can be used to make cappuccinos or flat whites by using a separate container. There are many positive reviews from buyers on Amazon and at John Lewis. They laud the quiet operation and flexible choices offered by the machine, such as different lengths of brews and a good capacity for capsules that are used.

There aren't a lot of customer reviews but the consensus is that it's an excellent pod coffee machine if you like an easy set-up. It's more expensive than the Nespresso Vertuo Pop, but it comes with excellent tasting Lavazza pods and is one of the quietest machines on the market. It's not the best pod coffee machine choice if you are looking to create more than two types of coffee, however, so we'd recommend one of our top choices for what you're looking for. For more information, read our full Lavazza Idola review.