Reusable Vertuo Capsule Pods Kit for Nespresso with 100PC AL Foil Seals Lids, Refillable Coffee Pods for VertuoLine Compatible with Nespresso VertuoPlus Espresso Machine

I’ve only had one cup of Nespresso using this reusable pod system and I couldn’t be happier. Took my coffee from $1.36/cup to 11 cents/cup and it tastes as good or better than the official pods.The system appears to be a lot of trouble, but it’s very easy and fast and includes everything you need to make your “new” pods. 5 stars

This coffee replacement system works pretty well. It is time consuming to remove foil covering, wash and dry the pods, add your own coffee, clean edges so new foil will stick, seal it, and then enjoy it! I hesitated to actually use them thinking they would not be as good as the original pods but if someone else fixed me a cup of coffee I would not be able to tell the difference! I’m very happy with my coffee choice I’m using as it tastes very good! I’m sold on this method and love saving quite a bit of money!

Easy to use and glad it bought it! You have to use pods you already have. I use the cutter it comes with and cut around the inside of the pod and the top comes right off then I sweep my finger in the pod to get the coffee out. Rinse them, let the dry the. Fill them with coffee, and place the aluminum on the center. It has adhesive around the edge. Then I take the top and press & twist 3 times then open it and rub the sticker down the pod to seal. Takes about 5 minutes to fill them. The coffee scoop it comes with works great, I don’t even use the brush for edges. I haven’t had any grounds leak & I was afraid of that. After using them the sticker comes right off to use the pods again.

I absolutely love this Reusable Vertuo Pods Kit for my Nespresso! I’ve always enjoyed the convenience and quality of my Nespresso machine, but sometimes I crave a specific blend from my local coffee shop and this kit makes that possible. It’s easy to use, eco-friendly, and gives me the flexibility to enjoy any coffee I want without compromising on the convenience of my Vertuo machine. Highly recommend for any Nespresso lover who wants to customize their coffee experience!

Very happy with the product. I have made four different variations of pods, using my favorite ground coffees - including one using an espresso roast (little coarser I think) for my double espresso pods. I thought for sure I would waste some of the covers while I learned, but not so far. My key tips are that you need to make sure you have enough foil material around the whole rim of the pod. It doesn’t have to be perfect but you need enough all around to get a good seal. I put the foil lid on lightly until I know I have enough coverage all around before applying pressure. You can lift and reset if first placement is off. Use the included brush to make sure rim surface is clear of grounds. I don’t know if it’s necessary, but I always seem to end up with a little extra on one side or the other and I trim this off so the barcode isn’t covered at all. The included knife did rust/discolor after getting wet and being left to air dry but this is a very minor complaint. I will clean and get a better exacto knife to replace in future. I’m overall delighted. I love Hazelnut flavored coffee and find the Nespresso version of Hazelnut tastes repulsive to me. I’m sure others love it but not me. So far the Panera Hazelnut Crème and the 8’Oclock Hazelnut are my favorite straight coffee alternatives with these pods. Also my lattes and capaccinos have been just as good using a basic Starbucks espresso dark roast. Results similar to Starbucks or Nespresso Scurro pods. I find everything just as foamy, with a nice crema, as the premade pods across all drinks. Conclusion: It’s a bit of a process to make these pods, and some may find it’s not worth it if you have Nespresso Vertuo pods you like the taste of. However, if there are particular flavors you are missing and you don’t mind putting in the effort it can be worth it. My own labor aside, I’m guessing my cost to make pods is maybe 20 cents each including the coffee. Awesome to be able to make a perfect single cup using my favorite coffees and my favorite coffeemaker!! 5 Stars+

These stickers work ok. I wanted to love the stickers. I would regularly have good coffee in the waste container. They also make the machine louder because the sticker is often a little off center. The kit is nice with the scoop, the holder, press, and the blade. The blade works well for cutting out the plastic from original Nespresso lids.

Like this product, works very well. 1. Saw a comment about the knife. If it is broken or dull, go to any craft store and get an Exacto knife.2. They don't tell you how much coffee to use, just fill it to the brim, and tamp with the small round "puck" on the top. (Tamp easy).3. Use the other side of the top to seal the new foil to the pod. Use the knife to trim any excess foil on the outside if it covers the bar code on the bottom. You don't have to be perfect with the new foil. Just trim the excess if necessary.4. Once the pod is reused, you can pull the sticky foil off and reuse the pod again. Not sure how many times you can reuse the pod, using this technique.5. Use any coffee or grind you want, but remember, the Vertuo machine uses the barcode on the the pod to determine what kind of coffee it makes. You probably won't get the best coffee if you use a drip grind in an espresso pod.6. I have used a drip grind in a 7.7 oz pod. I've used a 1/2 decaffeinated espresso grind in a 2.7 oz double espresso pod. Both with excellent results.7. My pet peeve are people who do videos opening the box, but don't provide any useful information. My other is a "User Manual" with only a QR code to a link that doesn't work. This isn't rocket science.

So far so good! Easy to follow instructions and I just bent the metal down a little after I secured the cover and it made a nice cup of coffee as you can see from the foam I do have half-and-half and sugar in there. It’s actually delicious!