Want a small coffee pod machine (1 Viewer)

[Millie's Mum and Dad]

I know there's lots of threads on here about the pros and cons of coffee machines for MHs. I'm looking for a small pod machine for ours. I'm not particularly bothered about the relative cost of the pods - we have a Tassimo at home so are used to paying a bit more for special coffee occasionally. Its the size I'm concerned about now so what are the smallest ones available? Also plastic water container rather than glass would be good.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

 

[Robert Clark]

Nespresso offer a Pixi machine

 

[Spidey]

We have a tassimo at home and in the van. The one in the van is much smaller as it is a newer model. I tend to buy pods in bulk from costco.

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[iandsm]

Tassimo Vivi, takes up little space and has plastic water tank (and the coffee/ chocolate is great.

 

[Allan & Loren]

We have a nespresso pixie in the van and I have a separate milk frother which I use for latte/cappuccino and hot chocolate. It's been in the bus for 2/3 years, travels in the cupboard and no issue

 

[funflair]

Another vote for Nespresdo pixie, needs pure sine wave to run it though, milk in microwave and areolatte to froth.

Martin

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[Lofty1]

We use nespresso and get the pods from aldi £1.67 for ten and good coffee

 

[Allan & Loren]

We use nespresso and get the pods from aldi £1.67 for ten and good coffee

I get Aldi pods too, really good, just wish they'd add a few more

 

[Lofty1]

I get Aldi pods too, really good, just wish they'd add a few more

5 types in our local store how many do you want lol

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[Chris]

We have a small Nescafé dolce gusto machine in the van.

Suits me.

 

[Vanman]

Can you leave a Nespresso out, or does it need emptied and stowed away when you move?

 

[funflair]

Can you leave a Nespresso out, or does it need emptied and stowed away when you move?

You could leave it out if you wanted, there might be the odd occasion that it hits you on the back of the head if you stop too quickly but you'll only do it once me thinks.

Seriously if it was left out I might want some sort of fixing on it, our goes in the cupboard.

Martin

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[Armytwowheels]

Another vote for the Nespresso Pixie. We run ours through a 1500w inverter and as it heats the water as it goes through it doesn't take much out of the batteries as it's so quick.

 

[Allan & Loren]

5 types in our local store how many do you want lol

We only have 2!! 5 would be good lol

 

[Speve]

Dulce Gusto Mini Me usually on offer somewhere makes lovely coffee

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[sallylillian]

There are 2 more Nespresso machines just out, slightly more compact, got one to replace our Pixie. A Krups and a Magimix, look on Lakeland they have them.

 

[Poohbear]

We have a Dolce Gusto Mini Me, very compact and makes great coffee

 

[Chrisy]

We have a Dolce Gusto Piccolo. Reservoir not v big though we got a bigger one direct from D G website. Makes much nicer coffee to our taste than our sons Tassimo. We have a larger D G at home. We have been having capsules via Amazon subscribe and save which is much cheaper though they have just gone up quite a bit.

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[sallylillian]

Just found the name of the new one. Essenza Mini

 

[Chris]

We have a Dolce Gusto Piccolo. Reservoir not v big though we got a bigger one direct from D G website. Makes much nicer coffee to our taste than our sons Tassimo. We have a larger D G at home. We have been having capsules via Amazon subscribe and save which is much cheaper though they have just gone up quite a bit.

I get them on Amazon too.

I read a report about 4 months ago about the cost of coffee rising sharply so I bought a load of them at £8.99 for 50 coffee only pods.

 

[Manxcat]

In the van we use an aeropress. No electricity, fantastic.

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[cruiser]

Where in the uk did you buy the pods .@Lofty1 . Our Aldi sells them at over £2 .

 

[Lofty1]

Where in the uk did you buy the pods .@Lofty1 . Our Aldi sells them at over £2 .

At Newark called Alcafe

 

[Ridgeway]

I know it's not a capsule solution but we use a Bialetti as it's small and used on the hob, can't remember the last time we had a 230v connection to run a Nespresso device.

PS: here's the capsule range at the shop down the road from us.

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[DanielFord]

Dolce Gusto Mini Me for us every time, small enough to fit in a little cupboard, but makes really nice coffee

 

[funflair]

In the van we use an aeropress. No electricity, fantastic.

Have one of those for a mug full on a morning which reminds we of what we needed in Lidl today "more coffee"

Martin

 

[cruiser]

Thanks for that @Ridgeway . That is a bit far to come.

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[Abacist]

Lavazza do a small machine which uses Lavazza pods which is very good and can be bought at larger Tesco stores. Son has one and I reckon that the coffee is better than my Nespresso!

I do love Lavazza coffee!