I get the pods in a pack of 16 for 3,49 EUR. For the office machine.
But this problem is exactly why I did not want a machine with any kind of pods as they are, as stated above, just like printers, money machines for the producer. And further, what happens when the producer discontinues the pods. Then you have to throw away the machine.
give the machine back to the shop and get one where you are not tied to a particular format of coffee.
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Emulate coffee shop taste using mid-price, foil-packaged, ground coffee and add a teaspoon of ground espresso coffee. Works a treat.
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Originally posted by Cooperinliverp00l View Postno win situation then. All i want to do is just buy in bulk not even Ebay can help out with an attractive price.
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Originally posted by Methuselah View PostDream on. She'll complain about the space taken up by your machine, and the mess that it makes. Then when she runs out of the pods she'll get you to make her coffee, until you get more pods.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostBuy a regular coffee maker and a supply of decent ground coffee or beans. Use that yourself. The first time she runs out of the little coffee pods she'll use the other machine and then not bother to buy any more pods
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Buy a regular coffee maker and a supply of decent ground coffee or beans. Use that yourself. The first time she runs out of the little coffee pods she'll use the other machine and then not bother to buy any more pods
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Kick the nasty caffeine habit. Free your mind
(and save your money )
Why not put it as a challenge, challenge your wife to kick the habit
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Coffee Capsules
As one of our wedding presents the "Wife" insisted she wanted a coffee machine and so we had one. It is a Nestcafe Dolce Gusto. It's quite nice and does kick out a mean cup of coffee / hot choc. Only thing is there are only 8 drinks per box of capsules which costs about £3 a box.
Might be just me being a tight @rse but the rate the wife gets through them i'm going to need another mortgage.
Anyway background over with now to the point of the thread. Does anyone have one of these machines ?? where do you get your capsules from ?? is there a bulk buy / wholesale website somewhere that i can order them from (i have looked with no luck)
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