Compatible with Nespresso Original Line machines, excluding VertuoLine, U, Prodigio, Expert, professional machines, built-in models and KitchenAid models.
Do other coffee pods fit Nespresso?
We can't speak for every single coffee brand, as all pods are designed differently, however the simple answer is yes most of them will work in your Nespresso® machine. Thorough testing ensures compatibility. Even tiny modifications to the original Nespresso design can result in problems during use.
Which coffee capsules are compatible with Nespresso machines?
- Peet's Coffee Variety Pack Best Overall.
- Lavazza Variety Pack Budget Pick.
- Cafe La Llave Decaf Best Decaf.
- Starbucks Mild Variety Pack Best Mild Intensity.
- Meseta Coffee Best Organic.
- L'OR Variety Pack Best for Lattes.
Can I use other coffee pods in my Nespresso?
So, to answer the question more directly: yes, you can use non-Nespresso brand capsules in your OriginalLine Nespresso machine. I'll also take some time to discuss the difference between Nespresso OriginalLine and VertuoLine machines with regard to capsule compatibility.
Are Williams Sonoma coffee capsules the same as Nespresso?
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Williams Sonoma, a member of the Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Developed in collaboration with European coffee masters, the Williams Sonoma Coffee Capsules are suitable for OriginalLine Nespresso® drop through capsule machines**.4 Apr 2019
Are Nespresso pods compatible with Williams Sonoma?
Compatible with Nespresso Original Line machines, excluding VertuoLine, U, Prodigio, Expert, professional machines, built-in models and KitchenAid models. Suitable for Williams Sonoma Signature Capsule Coffee Maker. Each capsule makes one cup of espresso.
Who makes Vertuo coffee pods?
Nespresso USA
What company makes coffee pods?
It's estimated that Nespresso alone manufactures around 14 billion pods a year, and that hundreds of their beverages are drunk every second.18 Aug 2020
Do you peel coffee pods?
The k-pod will be hot after using it to make your coffee. Generally, you should allow it to cool before peeling the lid off. see less The idea is that you peel the lid off the k-cup, AFTER you have used it to make your cup of coffee. It's about recycling.