Reusable Coffee Filter for Nespresso, 2 Pack Stainless Steel Coffee Pods and Lids, Food Grade Refillable Capsules Pods Coffee Filters with Paper Filters, Scoop, Brush

The media could not be loaded. This refillable pod for Nespresso works great! I had stocked up on 'Lavazza in blu' fine ground espresso and works well with lots of crema results for smooth flavor. The packing is easy with provided scoop and brush, stickers are easy to handle and runs through the machine just like pricey pods! Results are fabulous and easy cleanup. Works best with small shot, more watered down with lungo shot, but still good coffee flavor. No grounds in cup, so espresso ground seems be be a good fit. Best of all, only the label is thrown in garbage, grounds tossed in compost bin and no more pods to toss out! Excellent option and a decent cup of espresso!

Got these for our Nespresso Inissa and they work like a charm! Love being able to use our own Lavazza blends, not to mention so much less waste/better for the environment. Highly recommended! Thank you!

My machine is a Delonghi Latissima Pro ENV750 modelTested with fresh ground Organic San Francisco Bay "rainforest blend" medium-roast coffee, the stuff you can buy at Costco (Medium because caffiend)Short version: These pods work. Coffee is extracted. The pods insert and release. Pod insertion typically requires jiggling the handle. The pods release very easily. Setup and cleanup is neither complicated nor super simple. Probably a 6 or 7 out of 10 on a scale of complexity and difficulty. I have never had a pod loading issue, and 1 out of 20 times I had to poke the pod to release it.Keep in mind: Pod insertion and release issues happen with all pod based machines with "original" pods, be they Nespresso or Keurig.Coffee quality: Average.Nespresso pods are tiny. I think Nespresso probably wants to sell 2 pods for every shot of espresso, so the ground coffee extraction volume is about 50% of what you would see in a manual or automatic espresso machine.With my machine and coffee beans, I did observe crema, but that could be artificial foam created by the machine itself.Preparation and Cleaning: AverageWhen you first prepare a pod and peel a new sticker lid off the backing, they tend to roll up. Not enough to roll back on itself so that the adhesive touches, but enough so that you notice it.When you clean the pod, the sticker usually comes off intact. About 25% of the time some of the adhesive is left on the pod base.The adhesive does NOT require solvent or soap. Just a "hard wipe" with a towel or abrasive sponge will remove it.over the course of 20-30x pods, I never had a failed run.Considerations: The coffee volume is small. I cannot stress this enough:Buy multiple pods. 3-5 is an easy purchase. If multiple people are using the machine, for example 3 adults, I would suggest buying 10x and preparing them in advance, storing them in a sealed container, 3-4 times per week.Also, do the math on the sticker lids. For me, 1 person, 100x lids will last about 30 days. If you have 3-5 people, a purchase of 500x lids is a safe investment. They WILL get used.Disclaimer: I did not buy my machine. Despite >$500 "on-sale" MSRP I was given it for free when a friend moved and was planning on smashing it with a bat like in Office Space and filming it, and I convinced them to give it to me insteadThus I feel no need to emotionally attach myself to this machine or adopt a position that incorrectly assigns blame for suboptimal performance.If you are committed to your Nespresso machine, either for cost or convenience, these pods will or should enable reusability.The machines were not designed for this and are, in my opinion, not great even when used with original pods so be aware that you are essentially "jail breaking" out of a carefully and intentionally designed enclosed product ecosystem.Honestly, even when used with a new machine with fresh original pods I don't think these devices make very good espresso. Admittedly the convenience is nice.My real advice is to buy a manual or superautomatic espresso machine.

Works as described, gives you control of the grinds and the amount you want.

After reading the reviews I decided to take the risk and buy these anyway because the reviews were mixed. Some people said it was good some people said it wasn't. The capsules were not too expensive so I figured what the h*** and may as well. Try it because there are other coffee's or espresso's that I like that. You're not come in the original pod when the sprasil machine. When I received this in the first thing I did was given a shot. Everyone said that it was hard to pack and very messy but I didn't have that issue. I? Guess? You just have to take your time and if you think it's gonna. Make a. Mess? Hover over a bowl or something so that there's not coffee grounds all over your countertop. I do not have an issue when it came to packing it and placing the sticker on or lid whatever you want to call it, Telling the capsule was the easdepart well it was all pretty easy. It is true that the capsules are a tab bit smaller than the pods that you buy in the store But I actually don't think That the size being smaller affects the way. It works so what this was not an issue for me.Then I decided let's give it a shot and And see if the espresso comes out the same way it does in ther special pods. To my disappointment just as everyone else mentioned these are useless. It does not make very strong coffee in fact. It's more like nothing but water there's no cramp. There's no flavor no honesty it just water And it tastes horrible. I know that I packed the pod correctly and I even bought a tamp So I could pack the ground's properly this did not make any difference in the world. The coffee was absolutely awful and I don't think that you will find any reasonable pad out there that will make a decent nespresso. Unfortunately if you're like me and you like your nespresso And sadly patrol your only option is to use the pad's medicine machine. I do like the nespresso pods, However lately I like the pizza pad much better. I find that the flavor is stronger and a little bit more bold. Then the pods i've been buying through the actual nespresso brand. If you are looking for a cheaper way to continue using your machine I think it's safe to say there is no Is cheaper alternative, I would definitely not recommend anyone by this product or any product similar

I really tried to find a good filter to use with my L'Or (Nespresso type) coffee machine. I got this one and it fits 👍 but it doesn't disperse the coffee as well as I'd like, with or even without the paper cover. So if you want stronger coffee, this may not be suitable for you. Try it if you like but the performance is underwhelming 😉

I was paying a dollar fifty for a cup of my favorite coffee in my Nespresso machine. Now I can buy my favorite coffe in bulk, and put it these Nespresso cups and get the same coffee at 10c a cup. They paid for themselves in the first month.