Lidl's coffee

bill replied on 19/01/2022 10:22

Posted on 19/01/2022 10:22

On the few occasions when I go away with EHU I take a Dolce Gusto coffee machine with me.  I used to order my capsules on line in bulk directly from Dolce Gusto but have recently started using the compatible Lidls capsules and while there is only 3 in the range I find them very good.

KjellNN replied on 21/01/2022 20:29

Posted on 20/01/2022 16:59 by brue

In our house it's called "proper" coffee....laughing 

We also drink "proper" tea as tea bags aren't as recyclable as they appear to be, don't get me on that one. wink 

Our tassimo pods are so difficult to re-cycle that we chouldn't really use them at all....surprised

Posted on 21/01/2022 20:29

There are now a few places to recycle them, DD has one not far away, plus with the subscription scheme you now get bags to place them in, and a list of local shops that will take them to send in to a Tassimo recycling centre.

brue replied on 22/01/2022 12:28

Posted on 22/01/2022 12:28

Our nearest collection point is an hour away. Bit of a mistake really! wink

Much prefer beans or ready ground coffee, 2 x 250 gms at our local Co-op, £5 just now so no contest! 

I know people love their pods so that's my own personal take on things. I enjoy frequent coffees through the day as well as tea. OH has his stand by jar of nescafe for trips out with a flask! 

heddlo replied on 23/01/2022 08:34

Posted on 23/01/2022 08:34

We have a Nespresso machine, quite small and light, we use in the caravan  and at home.   OH likes quite strong coffee, I prefer mine milder, it works well as we use different pods for our taste.  We usually buy L’Or from Sainsbury’s, especially when on offer, or Sainsbury’s own isn’t bad.  We haven’t shopped around too many brands but stick to what we know. 

bill replied on 23/01/2022 11:35

Posted on 20/01/2022 16:59 by brue

In our house it's called "proper" coffee....laughing 

We also drink "proper" tea as tea bags aren't as recyclable as they appear to be, don't get me on that one. wink 

Our tassimo pods are so difficult to re-cycle that we chouldn't really use them at all....surprised

Posted on 23/01/2022 11:35

When you buy direct from Dolce Gusto you get recycling bags sent to you and places to drop them off when full.

Takethedogalong replied on 23/01/2022 17:24

Posted on 23/01/2022 17:24

That’s a bonus Bill, I need to do a bit of research. I empty ours then put pods in recycling.

KjellNN replied on 24/01/2022 22:09

Posted on 22/01/2022 12:28 by brue

Our nearest collection point is an hour away. Bit of a mistake really! wink

Much prefer beans or ready ground coffee, 2 x 250 gms at our local Co-op, £5 just now so no contest! 

I know people love their pods so that's my own personal take on things. I enjoy frequent coffees through the day as well as tea. OH has his stand by jar of nescafe for trips out with a flask! 

Posted on 24/01/2022 22:09

We also prefer "real" coffee, in our case usually from Ikea, £4 for 500g,  but as we usually only have one mug at lunch time, and 50% of the time one mug in the evening, the pods are just so much easier.  Even better now we have 2 ways of recycling  them

We only use them when it is just us, far too expensive to offer to visitors!!

In my home country, Norway, it seems most people are coffee junkies, if my sisters are anything to go  by!    They always have a pot on the go, or in a vacuum jug.  

Pretty sure they are drinking way more  coffee than is good for them!  When there we feel pressurised into drinking more coffee than is good for us.......and the fact it is usually accompanied by delicious cake just  makes things worse!

Our son enjoys his coffee, in his case Kenco instant, but was told by his doc to keep to no more than 3  cups per day.   Pretty sure I too was drinking much more coffee than was good for me when I was working.

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