Coffee Pods

demac

Hey,
What shops around Dublin sell coffee pods ?

billyblanks

for what machine??

demac

For any machine really. I have a Kenwood machine that's a few years old and is kindof slow heating the water. Was thinking of getting a machine which is "pod" compatible as it's cleaner and tidyer. I've used a pod machine in Milan and they are deadly.

billyblanks

Ahhh...ok, I thought you had a pod machine and you wanted refills for it.

I don't really have much experience with Pod machines, but I have used the Philips Senso and it was truly awful. The "pods" were like teabags, it gave a weak, tasteless coffee....very like tea actually!

Blub2k4

I'd be slow to advise pods from the point of view of you needing to source pods all the time. The fact that you had to post here to find out even where to get them should be indicative of the fact that you're not exactly falling over them.

Our man in Havana

I use this crowd: http://www.cafepods.com/

demac

Kool link but £12 sterling for shipping from the UK is a wee bit steep.
There must be some shop here in Dublin selling these. Anyway, if I find out I'll post here.
Thanks ppl.

Gatsby

Try Tesco. I saw Senseo pods in the stonybatter branch the other day.

babaduck

I have a Senseo machine - picked up bags of pods in France for €1.90 (as compared to €3.50 here in Tesco) and I like the coffee from it. No hassles, no grounds to clear and it tastes good

flikflak

You can buy eco pods for the Seneso machine which you can re-fill with your own choice of ground coffee. They are cheap as anything. Check out e bay - I think they are about €3 for 2.

dhoun

babaduck wrote: »

I have a Senseo machine - picked up bags of pods in France for €1.90 (as compared to €3.50 here in Tesco) /QUOTE]

Welcome to rip off Ireland - no change there then!:mad:

The Hill Billy

Please do not drag up out of date threads.
Those prices were from 2006.

tHB