Aldi Nespresso Pods

Lidl also sell the pods do not know if they do decaf

David, you probably know this but you can get the pods direct from Nesspresso by ordering on line. i'm lucky there is a Nespresso shop in the Trafford Centre 20 minutes away from where i work. I was there last week to stock up and ended up buying another machine to leave in the caravan. It came with a free AEROCCINO3 MILK FROTHER which is normally £50 if you bought 150 pods (which i was buying anyway).

As a rather shamefaced coffee snob who can't stand Nescafe instant I never considered buying a Nespresso machine, preferring the Italian espresso pot in the van and the steam driven monster at home.  However, being a lover of Lavazza coffee, I have recently been persuaded to buy one of their machines which makes a variety of fantastic coffees. The main drawback is that "third party" coffee is not available, so I can't taste the variety I can with the pot and my home machine. This seems to be a real advantage of the Nespresso machines.
On a more serious note Whittakerr don't use your milk frother near friends who have pacemakers or ICDs (Implantable cardioverter defibrillator ) as they work on the electro-magnetic induction principle and are dangerous to them.

Carl

Thanks for the tip Wanderbirds. I can’t say I’m as much of a coffee aficionado as you seem to be, but I do enjoy a good strong black coffee.

I don’t know about the Lavazza range but Nespresso do about 22 different capsules, I haven’t tried them all but I would imagine some would have very similar tastes as 22 verities seems quite a lot.