Nespresso

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Obviously only had the Keurig for convenience purposes.

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obviously

I have the smallest one, with the milk foamer, and highly recommend it. Easy to make a high-quality espresso or cappuccino without taking up a lot of space in your kitchen.

Nespresso is a smaller better version of a keurig. Do they have refillable pods? No idea. I don’t own one but I’ve used them a decent amount. Very solid. Expensive, but very good coffee. I didn’t say great you coffee gurus so chill. But dang good, quick, and easy.

The nespresso with the milk frother is the easiest espresso you can make for sure.

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Obviously only had the Keurig for convenience purposes. I use the french press on the weekends.

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That’s funny. I use cups during the weekday mornings but grind my own and use the adapter at night and on weekends.

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I have the smallest one, with the milk foamer, and highly recommend it. Easy to make a high-quality espresso or cappuccino without taking up a lot of space in your kitchen.

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same

I even bring mine on vaca when I can. I was never a major coffee drinker until I tried Nespresso.

I use french press for the morning, but Nespresso for shots of espresso thru the day. It heats up quickly, and is reliable. Better tasting than half the cafe's near me (burnt espresso shots) and for only 70¢ as opposed to €2-3

I got a Nespresso Vertuoline machine a month ago. At first I didn't like that it was a pod machine. Damned if it don't make great coffee though.. Using a centrifuge gives a good crema. I actually put my small espresso machine away and just use this.

I make my own pods, reusing the bases and recovering with "my-caps". I buy some of theirs too, but unlike Keurig and the basic Nespresso pods, they aren't sold in stores, only online.

Refilling with fresh ground, I can make excellent coffee or espresso.