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The best pod coffee machine Pod Coffee Machines

Pod coffee machines let you insert a capsule containing ground or roast coffee beans into the. Then the coffee machine and pods pours through for a set time period to create your beverage.

Some pod coffee makers have different sizes of cups, a built-in filter, and milk frothing capabilities. The best pod coffee maker is dependent on your individual preferences and your lifestyle.

1. Keurig K-Select

If you're looking for a basic Keurig coffee maker that doesn't have all the bells and whistles of more expensive models, this is a good choice. It is easy to use and has a great appearance. When not in use it can be hidden away in the kitchen.

One disadvantage of this machine is that it can be loud, but it isn't an issue. It is also fairly compact and can be tucked away in small counters. If you're looking for a Keurig with a wider range of sizes or a carafe that can drip-brew your coffee, you might want to consider other alternatives.

Keurig K'Select is a single-serve coffee maker that combines a sleek design with more intuitive features. This allows you to make the perfect cup of coffee every time. Choose from a wide selection of delicious K-Cup pods, or make your own ground coffee with a My-K-Cup universal reusable coffee filter (sold separately). The Strong Brew feature kicks up the strength and intensity of your coffee which makes it the ideal choice for those who appreciate a strong cup.

This brewer is simple to use and has simple button controls. Just insert the K-Cup pod, choose the desired brew size, and press the brew button. In less than a minute, you'll be enjoying a cup of fresh coffee. The large 52-ounce water reservoir lets you brew up to five cups in between refills, making it easier to manage your morning routine.

The Keurig is easy to clean. The water reservoir and lid can be removed and washed by hand. To ensure that your Keurig is running at its peak it is essential to remove the scale prior to cleaning. Follow the steps in the user guide. This warranty covers all accessories and the brewer, with the exception of for normal wear misuse, abuse and other external causes such as power outages.

2. Tassimo My Way

If you're a coffee enthusiast and are in search of a pod maker capable of making more than just your regular cup of coffee, this is the best option. It can make a variety of drinks including hot cocoa. The huge 1.3-litre water tank allows for multiple cups to be brewed at once. The machine is warm in just three seconds and can produce an espresso or latte with the built-in milk jug. It also has an LCD that can be touched to let you adjust the intensity, temperature and quantity of your drink.

Tassimo My Way uses T Discs which are a set of ingredients that can be used to make your drink. There are over 70 different varieties, including Kenco, Costa, Milka and Cadbury's. The machine offers a variety of T discs, which include those for hot tea and chocolate.

The coffee that was produced by this machine was of good quality, though it was a bit lower than the other machines we reviewed. It also steamed the milk for an espresso fairly quickly and gave a smooth mouthfeel without being overly thick. However, it should be not forgotten that the frothy milk made from T Discs has sugar, which is, although not a major issue in itself however, may not be to everyone's liking.

The Tassimo My Way is easy to clean, with the drip tray, the removable components of the brewing unit as well as the water tank being dishwasher-safe. There's a Brita filter included and a cleaning disc that can be used as well. A helpful indicator light will inform you when it's time to descale, and the water tank keeps limescale at a minimum. The machine is Energy Star rated, which reduces the amount of electricity it uses by up to 15%.

3. Lavazza Lungo Pod Machine

This Nespresso compatible pod coffee machine created in collaboration with Sage by Lavazza is one of the most appealing machines available. It's constructed with durable and attractive materials, comes with a neat adjustable steam wand that can be used to make lattes and cappuccinos, and a stainless milk jug made of steel. The machine will brew espresso, lungos, double espressos mugs, and altos using a thick layer foam.

Like most pod machines, you load the pod through an opening on the top of the machine and then drop it in the right spot. The machine punctures the capsule, then seals it. When you press the lever, the pod will fall into a dedicated used Pod tray that is located beneath the drip tray.

The machine isn't the fastest way to make espresso. It takes about 30 seconds for one shot and 90 seconds for the lungo. But the results are always amazing with a rich, smooth flavor and a great crema. The machine also warns you when the water tank or pod bin needs refilling.

A big selling point for this machine is that you can use it with any Lavazza brand pod There are seven in total including espresso ground (Qualita Rossa, Intenso, Passionale and Delizioso), two decaffeinated (Dek Cremoso) and two organic coffees (!Tierra! Bio). The pod coffee maker isn't cheap but if you combine it with pod delivery services it can cost similar to that of the regular bean-to-cup machine. This machine's slimline design allows it to be tucked away in the smallest kitchens. Additionally, the pods themselves are compostable, so you can put them in your council food waste bins or own garden compost.

4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine

Nespresso machines make some of the best pods coffee makers for those looking for a reliable, fast and steady brew. They heat up quickly and are super easy to use--just put a capsule in, push a button, and you're done. They also produce a rich crema that can be added to your drinks for added flavour and thickness. The official pods aren't cheap and you will have purchase them.

The Vertuo line utilizes different technology than OriginalLine machines that use espresso capsules (and are still in existence). The Vertuo line scans the barcode on each capsule, and then automatically adjusts the brewing parameters to create an ideal cup. They also have a centrifusion device which spins the capsules to make the best flavor and thickest crema.

That said, the machines aren't as intuitive as some of our other choices. For instance the lid opens only when the machine is ready and it takes about 30 minutes to heat up enough to be able to fit into a capsule. The machine doesn't come with milk frothers, as do some of the other pod machines in this list. So you'll have spend an extra PS90 to buy a separate Aeroccino to make cappuccinos and lattes.

They also require more frequent maintenance than other models, such as refilling the water tank, emptying the pod containers, and descaling. However, they have an app that reminds you of these duties and provides tools such as store locators and capsule recycling. If you pair your machine with an IntelliPort, you can even use voice commands to control it which is a nice feature if you're making coffee in the dark at 4am or have limited hand strength.

5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine

This sleek machine is the product of a beloved Italian brand and a renowned company that makes kitchen appliances. It features the modern, sleek curves SMEG are known for, and can brew the espresso and lungo drinks. It has a programmable setting for the shot, dual-height dripping tray, and a pod bins that can be removed.

This coffee machine capsule maker makes it easy to make one-shot or double-shot espresso in the morning, or for a lungo in the break at work. Its easy-to-use control panel looks elegant and doesn't hinder its purpose. It comes with three baskets that can be swapped for different types of capsules. You can use loose-ground beans (although the use of a separate grinder is required).

The SMEG Barista Pod Machine does not come with a milk pitcher. However, it has a Pannarello built-in milk frother which is able to froth soymilk and cow milk very well. It also has a portafilter of 51mm which is smaller than the standard commercial style filter. It's also pressurized and this is a plus since it eliminates the old, unfinished grind taste. It also comes with a plastic tool that doubles as scoop.

The SMEG is among the most expensive pod machines we've reviewed, but it's definitely worth it if you're a lover of the retro style or like the ability to whip up espresso-based drinks. This is a great option when you're new to the art of making coffee and do not want to tackle the hassle of measuring, grinding and tamping the beans yourself.