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The Best Pod Coffee Machines

Pod coffee makers allow you to put a capsule that contains ground or roast coffee beans into the. The coffee is poured through the machine for a specified amount of time.

Some pod coffee pod machines machines have different sizes of cups and the ability to froth milk. The best pod coffee machine for you depends on your personal preferences and lifestyle.

1. Keurig K-Select

If you're looking for a basic Keurig coffee maker without the bells and whistles that come with higher-end models, this machine is a good choice. It's simple to use, has a beautiful design, and can be easily tucked away in the corner of your kitchen when not being used.

The machine is noisy but that's not a major problem. It is also fairly small and will fit in tiny counter spaces. But, if you're looking for a Keurig that offers a wider variety of sizes or a carafe to use for traditional drip brewing, you should consider other options.

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

This brewer is simple to use, using simple button controls. Insert the K-Cup, select your desired brew size and press the brew button. In less than a minute, you'll have a fresh-tasting cup of coffee ready to enjoy. The large water reservoir of 52 ounces lets you to brew five cups prior to refilling, easing your morning routine.

The Keurig is easy to clean. The water reservoir and lid can be removed and washed by hand. To ensure your Keurig is operating at its best you must descale it before cleaning. Follow the instructions in the user's manual. This warranty covers all accessories and the brewer, with the exception of for normal wear or abuse as well as external causes such as power outages.

2. Tassimo My Way

If you're a coffee lover and are looking for a pod making machines machine that can produce more than your typical cup of coffee it's the ideal choice. It can make a variety drinks such as tea and hot cocoa. The large 1.3-litre water tank can allow multiple cups to be brewed simultaneously. The machine is warm in only three seconds and can produce a latte or cappuccino using the built-in milk jug. It also has an LCD that can be touched to let you to alter the intensity, temperature and the volume of your beverage.

Tassimo My Way uses T Discs, which are a set of ingredients that can be used to make your drink. There are more than 70 different varieties to select from, from brands like Kenco and Costa to Costa, Milka and Cadbury's. The machine also provides T discs for tea and hot chocolate as well.

The coffee made by this machine was of excellent quality, although slightly lower than other machines in our round-up. It also produced a creamy mouthfeel and steaming milk to make caffe lattes in a short time. However, it must be not forgotten that the frothy milk made from T Discs has sugar, which is, although not a major issue but isn't for everyone's taste.

The Tassimo My Way is easy to clean, thanks to the drip tray, the removable parts of the brewing unit, and the water tank all being dishwasher-safe. A Brita filter is included, as is cleaning disk. A useful indicator light informs you when it's time to descale and a water reservoir keeps the limescale to the 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 maker, designed in collaboration with Sage by Lavazza is among the most beautiful machines available. It is constructed of sturdy and attractive materials. It comes with a stylish steam wand that can be adjusted to make cappuccinos and lattes, and a stainless steel milk jug. The machine can brew espresso, double espressos, lungos, mugs, and altos using an incredibly thick layer of foam.

As with all pod machines you load the pod via an opening on top and then drop it into the appropriate spot. The machine penetrates the capsule, and then closes it in such a way that when you lift the lever, the used pod falls into a specially spent pod tray that is located beneath the drip tray.

It's not the fastest machine to brew it takes 30 seconds to make an espresso shot and around 90 seconds for a lungo - but the results are consistently impressive, with great crema and a smooth, rich taste. The machine will also inform you when it is time to refill the water tank or pod bin.

This machine is a huge selling item because it can be used with any Lavazza pod. There are seven total, including ground espresso (Qualita Rossa) as well as decaffeinated (Dek Cremoso) and two organic coffees. Bio). It's not cheap, but if you get a subscription deal that combines the pod coffee machine with the delivery of pods, it can work out for a comparable price to a traditional bean-to-cup machine. Its slimline design means it can be easily incorporated into even the smallest kitchens, while the pods themselves are compostable, which means you can place them in your council food waste bins or own garden compost.

4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine

Nespresso machines are some of the top pod coffee makers for those looking for an efficient steady, reliable, and consistent coffee. They are quick to heat up and are extremely simple to use. Simply insert a capsule, push a button, and you're done. They also produce a rich crema that you can add to your drinks for added flavour and thickness. They're not cheap, though you must purchase their official pods.

The Vertuo line utilizes different technology than OriginalLine machines that use espresso capsules (and remain in operation). They read the barcode of each capsule, automatically adapting the brewing parameters to create the perfect cup. And they include a centrifusion system that spins the capsule in order to extract the fullest flavors and most thick crema.

The machines aren't quite as intuitive as the other options. For instance the lid is only opened when the machine is in its final stages, and it takes about 30 seconds to heat up enough to be able to fit into the capsule. It doesn't include a milk frother, like some of the other pod machines in this list. Therefore, you'll need spend an extra PS90 to purchase a separate Aeroccino to make cappuccinos and lattes.

They also require more frequent maintenance than other models, such as refilling the water tank, emptying old pod containers, and descaling--but they have an app that reminds you of these chores and provides tools such as store locators and capsule recycling. And if you pair your machine with an IntelliPort it is possible to operate it using voice commands which is a nice touch if you're making coffee in the dark at 4am or have a weak hand.

5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine

The sleek and stylish pod machine is the product of an adored Italian brand, and a renowned manufacturer of kitchen appliances. It sports the sleek, retro curves that SMEG are renowned for, and it can brew both lungo and espresso drinks. It comes with a programable setting for the shot, two-height drip trays, and pod bins that can be removed.

This coffee maker makes it simple to whip up one-shot or double-shot espresso in the morning, or for a lungo during breaks at work. Its easy-to-use control panel is elegant and doesn't hinder its function. If you're looking to dress your morning joe more, it has three different filter baskets that accommodate different kinds of capsules. You can use loose-ground beans (although an additional grinder is required).

The SMEG Barista Pod Machine does not include a milk pitcher. However, it has a Pannarello built-in milk frother which can froth cow and soymilk nicely. It also has a portafilter of 51mm which is smaller than the typical commercial filter. It's pressurized, so it won't give off the stale, lingering taste. It also comes with a Tamper that can also be used as a scoop.

The SMEG is the most expensive machine we've reviewed. However, it's well worth it if your style is retro or you like making espresso drinks in a hurry. It's also a great option when you're just beginning to learn about the world of coffee making and don't want to have to go through the hassles of measuring, grinding, and making your own coffee.