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You COULD of course just get real coffee. You could buy the highest quality of coffee beans from a local roaster who imports the stuff himself from a farmer in
by rawfan 10y ago
You COULD of course just get real coffee. You could buy the highest quality of coffee beans from a local roaster who imports the stuff himself from a farmer in Ethiopia and it would still be cheaper than Nespresso. It would be way tastier but you'd need to grind the coffee and use something like an AeroPress to make it.
- llukas 10y agoMost of local roasters can grind coffee as well ;) I second AeroPress but also Hario V60 or other pour over methods are excellent.
- herbst 10y agoYou still would want to grind it at home. After grinding it starts loosing taste, not relevant how you package it except you make single use packages.
- madeofpalk 10y agoAeroPress does not produce Espresso coffee, which the Nespresso machine does. You COULD grind your beans, brew the coffee yourself, clean up the mess you made and then clean the machine up. Or just pop a pod in and drink your coffee. I couldn't live without my Nespresso machine because it's an amazing compromise between ease of use, reliability and quality. It's 'good enough' compared to 'proper' coffee while being a million times easier and consistent.