I was given a Nespresso machine and a supply of coffee pods and have been looking forward to my morning coffee ever since. What I wasn't looking forward to is buying the Nespresso pods. They are expensive for my budget, and I'm a little bothered by the waste they produce- although they do provide a prepaid bag to send the used pods back to Nespresso to recycle. So I decided to try a re-useable cup instead of a pod. I've only made about 6 cups of coffee, but I'm pleased with it so far. It was tricky to get enough coffee into the cup and pack it down, so I bought a metal tamper and that helped immensely. Be sure to measure your cup and buy the right size tamper. Making coffee is a little noisier since this cup is heavier than the aluminum pods, but other than that, it's working well. I'm experimenting with different coffees and grinds to find the 'perfect' one.
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