Reusable Capsules for Nespresso OriginalLine - 6pcs Refillable Coffee Pods,Stainless Steel Cups Compatible for Nespresso OriginalLine Machine (6Pods+100pcs Lids+Storage Board)

I've been a dedicated Nespresso machine and pods user for over 15 years. My last one is the Breville Pixie Espresso Machine. Let's talk about the real game-changer: Triplot reusable capsules. I've been using these for over two years now, and I'm here to tell you, I'll never go back! Two years ago, I made the switch to Triplot reusable capsules, and I haven't looked back. It's a game-changer! The machine still works flawlessly, I'm saving money, I'm doing something for the planet, and enjoying creamy, tasty Espressos everyday. What drove me to explore reusable capsules? Well, the ever-increasing cost of Nespresso pods and the growing desire for a more sustainable coffee habit. I initially purchased this 6-capsule kit to test the waters. While there was a bit of a learning curve to achieve the perfect espresso, I quickly discovered a simple method that works like a charm: NEWBIES! THE HOW-TO INSTRUCTIONS BELOW ARE FOR YOU!!!! 1. Measure and Fill: Use your measuring spoon to add 2-3.5 teaspoons of ground coffee to the aluminum capsule. 2. Tamp: Gently tamp the coffee grounds to ensure even distribution. 3. Clean: Wipe away any excess coffee grounds from the capsule rim. 4. Seal: Place the aluminum top seal onto the capsule. 5. Press: Press down on the foil of the top seal to secure it. 6. Finalize: Press with your finger around the entire capsule to ensure a tight seal. And voilà! Your reusable capsule is ready for brewing. Over time, I’ve repurchased additional capsules. Now, I prepare batches of 20-25 capsules at a time, usually once a week. The entire process takes only about 5 minutes! It’s so easy and satisfying. Pros: Cost-Effective: The initial investment pays off quickly, especially if you're a frequent coffee drinker. Eco-Friendly: Reduces waste from single-use capsules. Quality Espresso: With a bit of practice, you can achieve a rich, creamy espresso. Of course, the coffee blend you choose is also very important! Cons: Plastic Packaging: The seal lids come in a lot of plastic packaging, which seems counterintuitive to the eco-friendly goal. Triplot, please consider more sustainable packaging options! While the silicone seals may need occasional replacement, the overall savings and environmental benefits far outweigh this minor inconvenience. I wholeheartedly recommend giving Triplot reusable capsules a try. For those who are wondering, I use the Italian Illy Ground Expresso blend.

I have not used this item yet. However, I have filled the pods, and I’m impressed. Someone put their thinking caps on when they designed the two silicon filling devices. The one that holds the pod makes filling them so easy. And the one that is used to tamp also has a small scoop on the opposite side to fill the pods to the brim. Clever. The adhesive tops affix nicely. They are super secure and fit perfectly. The holding tray is also unique. I didn’t understand its value until I had the filled and sealed pods safely tucked into the tray. Cool. I’ll update this review when I use one or two of the pods to brew a cup in my Breville machine.

These small capsules are strong, easy to fill and seal with the coffee you enjoy most. My concern is that the cup of coffee does not turn out strong enough. Would have to use more than one cspsule for stronger coffee.

I have a Nespresso Pixie and this set is a great addition. The scoop and tamper make it very easy to fill the cups and the tray holds the cups securely while placing the foil lids. These pods are durable and stand up to daily use. This is a much, much, cheaper option than using pre-filled pods and gives me the option to use whatever espresso I want. I couldn't be happier with my purchase and will never go back to pre-filled pods.

After reading some of the reviews after placing my order that remarked about compatibility issues even though their machine was listed as compatible I decided to give them a go upon their arrival, although the only preground coffee I had was a can of Chock Full O'Nuts that I had purchased in preparation for testing a few different reusable K-cups. I wasn't really intending to evaluate the quality results so much as whether or not they actually worked to produce the coffee from my Citiz. Not having a real s/s tamper on hand I found the best technique was to place the capsule in the handle turning it into a scoop, then pressing it through the coffee towards the side of the can to fill and 'tamp' the puck, then tamp the coffee a bit more using your fingertip. Wipe off the top surface with your finger and install the foil lid. Be sure to not overtamp and leave a bit of an indentation in the top of the puck to allow the puck to expand, otherwise you will stall your unit or clog the output screen on your machine. I pulled a few 30ml espresso shots and was shocked at the amount of crema created even with using a coffee that was ground too coarsely for espresso. Out of curiosity I tasted it anyway, and found it definitely under-extracted but surprisingly drinkable, not great but better than a number of the lesser known brands of compatible capsules. Now really intrigued, I filled a few more capsules and tamped them a bit more, then pulled them as 90ml lungo shots. Not as much crema as would be created from an espresso grind, but definitely more than I expected from this drip grind. The most shocking aspect of all was that with a drop of creamer and a bit of sugar the coffee was actually quite enjoyable. I've reordered these along with a s/s tamper and silicone pad and am looking forward to giving them a full review using a can of Illy espresso grind for an actual evaluation now that I am confident that they will work with my machine. Edit: The s/s tamper, silicone tamping pad and a can of Illy pre-ground espresso arrived yesterday and I had the opportunity to test them out properly this morning. As expected, they performed admirably. The espresso was smooth and creamy with a full, sweet crema. Resist the temptation to overfill or overtamp your capsules for optimum performance. I f you aren't sure about the grind or amount of coffee you should be using, I highly recommend opening up a few factory capsules that have worked well for you in the past and compare. Keep in mind that the factory capsules are a little bit deeper than the refillable versions and are generally not tamped at all, relying on the initial water infusion to compress the coffee puck.

I rarely write reviews but I felt very inclined to do so for this product. I’ve now made ~10 shots over the course of 3 weeks of having these. I have a D’Longhi Mini Essenza Nespresso machine, and it fits these capsules like a glove, a very tight glove. That’s a good thing, because a loose fitting capsule will cause water leakage into your espresso cup and dilute your drink (and experience). I weigh 5 grams of finely ground dark roast (seriously, I just buy pre ground espresso that Trader Joe’s sells, rainforest packaging) in the capsule and use the included “tamper” to compress the grounds. It’s a little bit messy of a process but I’ll take cleaning up since the end result is phenomenal. I use filtered water ONLY in my Nespresso machine and overall, it works like a charm. Lovely aroma (better than store bought pods) and perfect amount of cream too. Resist the urge to fully fill and pack the capsule, as some space is needed for the water when the foil lid is penetrated. I’ve made these the night before and even after sitting sealed by the foil for 8 hours, they still taste fresh in the morning. Each shot is very consistent and up to the caliber and quality of Nespresso brand pods. I took a chance after reading some mixed reviews, but boy am I glad I got these. I am now so excited to experiment with pre-ground espresso from different roasters, since the standard Trader Joe’s brand espresso tastes so good. This saves so much money over buying one time use pods, and the taste is phenomenal! Fantastic value!!!

My husband and I just bought a new ninja espresso and coffee barista machine, super fancy and totally trying to reign in on our coffee game and save some money so we stop going to Starbucks religiously. So we bought these fillable pods to try and use our own grinder and espresso roast and we tried it out the first day. We went through 4 different pods that we filled, followed the instructions and we kept getting an error on our machine saying “ready to brew, add water”. We checked the tank, it was full. We tried to adjust the pods and rebrew. Tried to use different pods. Every single time we had this error and couldn’t figure out why. After a few hours and many Google attempts, we get our last delivery of original nespresso shaped pods from a different company already filled (the throw away ones) and we get the prefect brew of espresso instantly. To debunk this again, we used one more refillable pot and got the error again. The foils are too thick and won’t pierce correctly. My guess is just don’t fill the pods per the instructions and do less but who wants less espresso? lol so I just returned them and am going to just buy the tossable pods. Maybe I’ll revisit them down the road when I’m more inclined - maybe it’s totally user error idk but I don’t have the patience I just want my coffee lol

I love the idea of these. It’s a good set and the spoon handle makes it much easier to scoop the coffee - not all brands included this. I also love the tray. You can make 6 pods at a time and store them near the machine for quick access in the morning. Can only give in 3 stars because I can’t seem to pack enough fine ground coffee into the capsule to replicate the rich taste I get from using store bought espresso pods. Otherwise it works perfectly in my coffee machine. I’m not giving up on the set and will keep trying as I like the idea of using my own coffee and it feels less wasteful.

Funciona perfectamente, te permite usar tu café favorito con un ahorro considerable. Solo hay que encontrar el molido correcto para preparar un buen café.

Thees refills are quick and easy to use, and work well with pre-ground coffee so you can drink your favourite blend . The pods work well for me.

Great product for making own brew blends from coffee grind. Note that capsules do fit the larger original Nespresso and Brevile Original Capsule Machine, replacing use of Aluminium foil capsules. The optimum grind size is approximately 3-4 which is Espresso Grains size. Tamping net weight coffee grains only (minus the stainless steel capsule) is 3.985 grams. This almost fills the capsule pressed, leaving a small gap at the inside of the rim. Foil sticker lids can be carefully removed after use and stainless steel capsule given a quick rinse before refill or storage. I place 6 in the fridge in the handy container, which last about a week. This neat 6 capsule unit comes with directions on how to use these 6 capsule containers. You place them in the coffee maker exactly the same as you would a 1 use capsule, but don't forget to remove and clean after they have cooled down a little.

I thought my machine was faulty, but then realised it couldn't get the water through the pod, as the lids are too thick and so don't puncture properly. I had a previous order which was fine, but this one is useless.

Perfect for reusable pods saves time.