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Best Coffee Machine Pods Pod coffee machines make it easy to get your caffeine fix in the morning. They are quicker than traditional machines because they use pre-packaged pods to serve espresso or ground coffee. For the best pod coffee machine, select one that provides the most options for adjusting the size of your drink and temperatures. Also, make sure that the machine is able to accommodate the use of reusable pods. 1. Nespresso Vertuo Nespresso is a pioneer in pod-brewing and a favorite of coffee lovers. The capsules and machines of Nespresso are highly rated in terms of quality and sustainability. The capsules are made from 80 percent recyclable material and compostable. They are made of less plastic and have a lower carbon footprint than traditional coffee bags. Nespresso also collaborates with organizations that are green-certified to promote fair work practices and sustainable farming practices. The Nespresso Vertuo line includes several machines that produce an incredibly delicious and rich cup of coffee or espresso with a great crema. The VertuoPlus X and VertuoPlus Deluxe models offer advanced features like automatic heating of milk as well as customizable drinks settings. These machines are easy to operate and have modern and sleek designs that will look stunning in your kitchen. Both the X model and the Deluxe model have a large reservoir, as well as a slim body. They feature an innovative new extraction technology known as Centrifusion that uses up to 7,000 revolutions per minute to brew the coffee or espresso. This technique helps create an even and smooth crema with a high degree of saturation even in smaller cups. Nespresso capsules are more expensive than third-party compatible pods sold in grocery stores and online retailers. However, they offer a wide range of flavors and intensities. The company also releases limited-edition products. The machines are easy to use, and the Vertuoline is less complicated than Nespresso's original Nespresso, which only produces espresso. The Vertuoline also comes with two sizes of capsules — the smaller espresso size and the larger lungo size — for those who prefer smaller drinks. The larger mug and alto capsules are great for hearty, mug-sized drinks that require more intensely roasted coffee. Unlike some of the other pod machines we tried and tested, the Nespresso Vertuoline also makes a excellent drip coffee. 2. Illy X7.1 This pod coffee maker is a high-spec machine that's constructed from durable and attractive materials. It's a bit more expensive than the other models we have tested, but it delivers an excellent, reliable performance. It also has an attractive design that will fit in with any kitchen. The X7.1 uses a new patented system that reads the custom barcode on each capsule to determine. It then pre-wettes, infuses and dispenses the right amount of water automatically. This is a great plus point for those who want hassle-free automated, hands-free. However, it could be a problem for those who like to tweak settings and choose their own brew strength and size. The machine can serve espresso drinks double espresso drinks mugs, gran longo and alto drinks, all covered with the smooth crema. In addition to its coffee brewing technology, the X7.1 features a range of other features that make it stand out. For example, it is one of the only coffee machines we've tested that offers the ability to adjust the height of the drip tray to adjust the size and shape of the coffee mug. It also comes with a stainless-steel milk jug that can be used to make lattes and cappuccinos. The X7.1 features a sleep mode and a detachable holder for pods, making cleaning easier. Compatible with Compatible with all Keurig K-Cups, Nespresso capsules and Bruvi B-Pods. These pods are different from K-Cups and other popular pods because they are made up of ground coffee instead of a tea bag and they have more caffeine than regular coffee. The Bruvi also has apps compatibility and can be set to brew on a remote basis and according to a time. It also has a useful steam wand that can be used to create foamy cappuccinos and lattes. 3. Grind One If you're not a big fan of Nespresso pods made of plastic or you're looking for something less so bulky, the Stockholm-designed Grind One may be the ideal choice for you. Two members of the Real Homes team have been trying it out in their kitchens, and both really love it. It's a sleek stainless steel geometric machine, that looks stylish and is simple to use. You simply insert the pod, choose whether you want a lungo or a short express, and press the button. The flashing light will inform you when it's completed, and the coffee begins to pour out. There's no steam wand nor milk carafe, however you can top your coffee off with hot or cold milk as you like. The great thing about this machine is that it was designed to work with Grind's own recyclable, plastic-free, and home compostable coffee pods. This means that you're not only decreasing the amount of coffee you waste (which could take hundreds of years to break down) but the pods themselves are made of no plastic and are also organic. They cost about 50p each, and you can throw them in your garden compost or food waste bin after they're empty. The Grind One costs PS275 and you can purchase it as a a bundle that includes a milk frother for an additional PS325. It's more expensive than the majority of Nespresso-branded pods however it's a sleek well-designed, well-constructed, and versatile machine. It's also the most compact that means it doesn't need much counter space. It has a raised tray that latches onto a series of notches and the waste bin to adjust the height. 4. Grind 2 This pod machine is perfect for those who like having a quick cup of coffee. It can be used to brew an espresso shot in a short time or a longer shot, with three different extraction settings and temperatures. Its ability to make a fantastic espresso impressed our coffee lovers. Its crema (which should be a cosy chestnut colour and last until the last sip) and temperature were spot on. Its elegant design, as well its strong and attractive materials, helped it stand out from the competition. Our coffee enthusiast also tried the Grind One for its ease of use. The robust switch is pleasant to use, and has the option of programming your favorite long or short shot. It also has an easy-to-read display. You can choose to automatically dispense hot water in your coffee, which helps the ground settle and improves your drink's flavour. This pod coffee maker includes a handy milk frother which makes it an excellent all-rounder. Another benefit of these machines is that they eliminate the messy bits out of espresso making grinding dosing, tamping and grinding the beans that have been ground. This decreases the amount of items to be cleaned and disposed of which makes them a better option for those who don't have much kitchen space. If you're looking to broaden your options having a separate milk froth can be used to make lattes and cappuccinos too. You can also opt for a manual press such as the Aeropress that has a smaller carbon footprint and a more rich flavor than machines. However, it will require more effort on your part and therefore we don't recommend it for all. 5. best coffee machine under £100 isn't as expensive as the Lavazza Voicy pod machine, but it's perfect for those who enjoy espresso, ristretto, or caffe longo. It's also one of the quietest machines available, meaning you can grab your morning cup of coffee while your children are asleep. You can program a cup size that fits your needs and choose to boost the temperature to make the brew to go through faster with the push of a button. You can also keep track with maintenance by receiving alerts when the capsule bin is empty or the water tank requires to be topped off. The machine does not froth milk however it can be used to make cappuccinos and flat whites with a separate container. Many buyers have left positive reviews on Amazon and John Lewis. They praise the machine's flexibility, quiet operation, and different lengths of the brews. While there aren't a huge number of customer reviews there is a general consensus that this is a great value pod coffee machine for those who want an easy set-up. It's more expensive than the Nespresso Vertuo Pop but comes with the highest quality Lavazza pods. It's also one of the most quiet machines on the market. It's not the best choice if you are looking to make more than two types of coffee though we'd suggest one of our top-rated options for what you're looking for. For more information, read our full Lavazza Idola review.