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The Best Pod Coffee Machines With pod coffee makers, you just place a sealed capsule with roasted or ground coffee into the machine. The coffee is then poured into the machine for a predetermined amount of time. Certain pod coffee makers offer different sizes of cups and a built-in filter and milk that froths. The ideal pod machine for you will depend on your lifestyle and personal preferences. 1. Keurig K-Select This machine is a great choice if you are looking for a Keurig coffeemaker that doesn't have all the bells, whistles, and features of higher-end models. It's simple to use and has a great appearance. When not in use, it can be easily tucked into a corner in the kitchen. One drawback to this machine is that it can be loud, but it isn't an issue. It's also quite small and will fit on small counters. If you're looking for a Keurig with a larger range of sizes or a carafe for traditional drip brewing, you should look at other options. The Keurig K-Select single serve coffee maker is a blend of sleek design with more useful features to help you make the perfect cup every time. Pick from a variety of delicious K-Cup pods, or make your own ground coffee with My-K-Cup's universal, coffee filter that can be reused (sold separately). The Strong Brew feature kicks up the strength and intensity of your coffee, making it the best option for those who love a strong cup. The brewer has simple controls using buttons. Place the K-Cup and then select the desired brew size and press the brew button. In less than a minute, you'll have a freshly-brewed cup of coffee ready to drink. The large water reservoir of 52 ounces lets you to brew five cups before refilling, simplifying your morning routine. The Keurig is simple to clean, and comes with the ability to remove the reservoir of water and lid which can be easily washed. To ensure your Keurig is operating at its best it is essential to remove the scale prior to cleaning. Follow the steps in the user's manual. This warranty covers the brewer and all original accessories, except for normal wear and tear, damages caused by abuse or misuse and external causes of failure like power outages. 2. Tassimo My Way This is the ideal choice for coffee lovers who want an appliance that can do more than just make your daily cup. It can create a variety of drinks, including tea and hot cocoa. The huge 1.3-litre water tank can allow multiple cups to be brewed simultaneously. The machine is warm in just three seconds, and can create an espresso or latte with its built-in milk jug. It also has a touch-sensitive display that allows you to set the temperature, intensity, and quantity of your preferred beverage. Tassimo My Way uses T Discs that are an assortment of ingredients can be used to create your drink. There are over 70 different kinds which include Kenco, Costa, Milka and Cadbury's. The machine also offers a selection of T Discs for tea and hot chocolate as well. The coffee produced by this machine was of good quality, but slightly less than some of the other machines in our round-up. It also steamed the milk to make an espresso fairly quickly and gave a smooth taste without being too thick. It is important to remember that the frothy T Disc milk has sugar which, though not a major issue it might not be to everyone's liking. The Tassimo My Way is easy to clean, thanks to the drip tray, the removable components of the brewing unit as well as the water tank being dishwasher-safe. A Brita filter is included, as well as a cleaning disk. A handy indicator light lets you know when it's time to clean and a reservoir of water keeps the limescale at 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 one of the most beautiful machines available. It is constructed of tough and attractive materials. It has a sleek steam wand that can be adjusted to make cappuccinos or lattes, and a stainless-steel milk jug. The machine can brew espresso lungos, double espressos mugs, gran lungos and altos using thick layers of froth. Like most pod machines, you load the pod through an opening on top and drop it in place. The machine punctures the capsule then closes it. When you lift the lever, the used pod will fall into a designated spent pod tray beneath the drip tray. It's not the fastest way to make espresso. It takes 30 seconds for a single shot and 90 seconds for the lungo. But the results are always amazing with a rich, smooth taste and a delicious crema. The machine will also notify you when the water tank or pod bin is in need of refilling. The main selling point of this machine is that you can use it with any Lavazza-branded pod – there are seven in all, including ground roasted espresso (Qualita Rossa, Intenso, Passionale and Delizioso) Two decaffeinated (Dek Cremoso) and two organic coffees (!Tierra! Bio). The pod coffee machine is not inexpensive, but if you combine it with pod delivery services, the price can be similar to that of an ordinary bean-to-cup machine. This machine's slimline design allows it to be tucked away in the smallest kitchens, while the pods themselves are industrially compostable so you can pop them into your local food waste bins, or even your own garden compost. 4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine Nespresso machines are among the top pod coffee makers for those who want a fast, reliable, and consistent drink. coffee capsules machines are quick to heat up and are super easy to use. Simply put a capsule in, push a button and you're done. They also create a delicious crema that you can add to your drinks for added flavour and thickness. The official pods aren't inexpensive and you'll need to buy them. The Vertuo line utilizes a different technology than OriginalLine machines that work with espresso capsules (and remain in operation). They read each capsule's barcode and automatically adjust the brewing parameters to create a perfect cup. They also have a centrifusion machine which spins the capsules to make the best flavor and the thickest crema. The machines aren't quite as intuitive as our other choices. For instance the lid opens only when the machine is ready and it takes around 30 seconds to get hot enough to be able to fit into a capsule. The machine doesn't come with 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. These machines also require more maintenance than other models – filling the water tank, emptying used pod containers and descaling – however, they come with an app that reminds you to do these tasks and also provides tools such as capsule recyclers and store locators. If you pair your machine with an IntelliPort it is possible to use voice commands to control it, which is a nice touch if you're making coffee in the dark at 4am or have limited hand strength. 5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine This sleek pod coffee maker is the love child of a well-known Italian brand and a renowned kitchen appliances company. It comes with all the sleek, retro curves that SMEG is known for, as well as the ability to brew lungo and espresso drinks effortlessly. It comes with a programmable setting for the shot, dual-height dripping trays, and pod bins that can be removed. This coffee maker makes it simple to whip up a quick cup of single-shot or double-shot espresso in the morning, or a lungo during breaks at work. The simple control panel keeps it looking sleek and doesn't distract from its purpose. It comes with three different baskets for different capsule types. You can use loose-ground beans (although a separate grinder is required). The SMEG Barista Pod Machine doesn't have a milk pitcher, however, it has a built-in Pannarello milk frother, which froths both soymilk and cowmilk well. It also comes with a 51mm portafilter which is smaller than the typical commercial filter. It's pressurized, so you won't get the stale, leftover taste. It comes with a plastic tamper that can also be used as a spoon. The SMEG is the most expensive machine we've reviewed. However, it's worth it if your style is retro or you love making espresso drinks in a hurry. It's also a great choice if you're new to the world of coffee and don't want to have to endure the hassles of measuring, grinding, and the process of tamping your own beans.