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The best pod coffee machine Pod Coffee pod-making machines

With pod coffee machines, you simply insert a sealed capsule filled with roasted or ground coffee into the machine. The coffee is poured through the machine for a specified amount of time.

Certain pod coffee makers offer various sizes of cups and a built-in filter and milk ability to froth. The best Pod Coffee machine pod machine for you will depend on your lifestyle and personal preferences.

1. Keurig K-Select

If you're looking to buy a basic Keurig coffee maker without all the bells and whistles that come with higher-end models, this machine is a great choice. It's easy to operate and has a beautiful look. When not in use it can be tucked into a corner in the kitchen.

One downside to this machine is that it could be noisy, but it isn't a major issue. It's small enough to fit on a counter that is small. If you prefer a Keurig with a wider range of sizes or a carafe that can drip-brew your coffee, you may think about other alternatives.

Keurig K-Select is a single-serve coffee pod machines maker that blends a sleek design with more intuitive features. This lets you make the perfect cup coffee every time. Choose from a wide selection of delicious K-Cup pods, or make your own ground coffee using a My-K-Cup universal reusable coffee filter (sold separately). Strong Brew increases the intensity and the strength of your coffee, making it a perfect option for those who like a strong cup.

This brewer is easy to use, using simple buttons. Simply put in a K-Cup pod, choose the size of brew you want, and press brew. In less than one 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, simplifying your morning routine.

This machine is very easy to clean. The water reservoir and lid can be removed and cleaned by hand. But, you must remove the scale from your Keurig before cleaning it, and follow the directions in the user manual to ensure that the machine is performing optimally. This warranty covers the brewer as well as all original accessories, except for normal wear and tear, damages caused by misuse or abuse or any other external cause of failure like power outages.

2. Tassimo My Way

If you're a coffee lover and are in search of a pod maker capable of making more than just your regular cup of coffee, this is the best choice. It's designed to make wide variety of drinks including hot chocolate and tea. It has a large 1.3 Liter water tank that allows you to brew multiple cups at once. The machine warms up in just three seconds and can make a latte or cappuccino using its built-in milk jug. It also features an LCD that can be touched to let you to alter the intensity, temperature, and volume of your drink.

The Tassimo My Way uses the brand's T Discs which include everything you need to make your preferred drink. There are more than 70 varieties to select from, from brands such as Kenco and Costa to Costa, Milka and Cadbury's. The machine offers a variety of T discs, which include those for hot tea and chocolate.

We found the coffee it made to be of good quality, although slightly less than some of the other pod machines featured in this round-up. It also steamed the milk to make the caffe latte in a short time and produced a creamy mouthfeel, but not too thick. It is important to note that the frothy T Disc milk has sugar, which, while not a major problem it might not be to everyone's liking.

The Tassimo My Way is easy to clean, with 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 handy indicator light lets you know when it's time to descale, and a water reservoir keeps limescale to an absolute minimum. The machine is Energy Star rated, which reduces its electricity consumption up to 15%..

3. Lavazza Lungo Pod Machine

This Nespresso compatible pod coffee machine created in collaboration with Sage by Lavazza is among the most appealing machines available. It's built with durable and attractive materials, comes with an elegantly adjustable steam wand that can be used to make lattes and cappuccinos, and a stainless milk jug in steel. Put a pod in, select your cup size and the machine whirs into action making espresso, lungo, double espresso, gran lungo, alto and mug drinks with a thick layer of silky froth.

As with most pod machines you load a pod using an opening on the top of the machine and drop it into the. The machine pierces the capsule, and then closes it so that when you press the lever, the pod is deposited into a spent pod tray beneath the drip tray.

It's not the fastest machine to brew, taking 30 seconds for an espresso shot and 90 seconds for a lungo - however, the results are always impressive, with excellent crema and a rich, smooth taste. The machine also warns you when the water tank or pod bin requires refilling.

This machine is a big selling item because it can be used with any Lavazza pod. There are seven total which include 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 this pod coffee machine with the delivery of pods, it can work out for a comparable price to a regular bean-to cup machine. The slim design of this machine makes it possible to fit into the tiniest kitchens. The pods are also compostable in a way that you can put them in your local food bins or garden compost.

4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine

Nespresso machines make some of the best pods coffee makers for those looking for a reliable, speedy and consistent brew. They heat up quickly and are extremely simple to use. Just put a capsule in, push a button, and you're done. They also create a rich crema that can be added to your drinks to add flavour and thickness. The official pods aren't inexpensive and you'll have to purchase them.

The Vertuo line is based on a different technology than OriginalLine machines that work with espresso capsules (and are still in existence). The Vertuo line reads the barcode of each capsule, and then automatically adjusts the brewing parameters to produce the perfect cup. And they have a centrifusion system that spins the capsule to extract the most flavorful and most thick crema.

However, the machines aren't as intuitive as our other choices. For instance the lid opens only when the machine is ready, and it takes around 30 seconds to heat up enough to put in the capsule. They don't include a milk frother as do other pod coffee makers listed on this list, meaning you'll need to spend an additional PS90 or so to purchase a separate Aeroccino in order to make lattes or cappuccinos.

They also require more regular maintenance than other models, such as refilling the water tank, emptying used pod containers, and descaling--but they do come with an app that reminds you of these duties and offers tools like store locators and capsule recycling. If you connect your machine to an IntelliPort, you can even control it with voice commands which is a great touch if you're making coffee in the dark at 4am, or have weak hands.

5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine

This sleek machine is the result of a lovechild between a beloved Italian brand, and a renowned company that makes kitchen appliances. It features the retro, sleek curves that SMEG are renowned for, and can make both lungo and espresso drinks. It also comes with a shot setting that is programmable as well as dual-height drip trays and a removable pod bin.

This coffee maker lets you make a quick cup or two of espresso or lungo in the morning or during your work break. The simple control panel is elegant and doesn't hinder its function. If you want to spruce your morning joe more, it comes with three filter baskets that can accommodate different types of capsules. You can use loose-ground beans (although a separate grinder is required).

The SMEG Barista Pod Machine does not come with a pitcher for milk. It does however have a Pannarello built-in milk frother that is able to froth soymilk and cow milk very efficiently. It also has the portafilter 51mm, which is smaller than a typical commercial-style filter. It's pressurised, which is nice because it means you won't get the old, unfinished grind taste. It also comes with a tool which can also be used as a scoop.

The SMEG is the most expensive machine we've reviewed. However, it's worth it if you're looking for something retro or you like making espresso drinks quickly. It's also a great choice when you're just beginning to learn about the world of making coffee and don't want to have to endure the hassles of grinding, measuring, and the process of tamping your own beans.