Grind - Organic Coffee Capsules | Nespresso Compatible Coffee Pods | for Coffee with Milk | Nutty & Chocolatey | Organic, Better Than Fairtrade & 100% Compostable - House Blend - 20 Pod Tin

The pods arrived in a giant pink tin can, quite novel; however, the inside rim can be a little sharp.The pods are made of green plastic with a papery cover. The outer ring of this paper always gets stuck to my machine. I'm willing to overlook this as they are compostable. This was my initial motivation for trying them.The coffee from the pods has been perfect every time, no difference in the crema level. It smells divine and has a mellow flavour.If you love strong, bitter, puts-hairs-on-your-chest coffee - this is NOT for you. Think lazy Sundays, reading the paper in your favourite park-side cafe with a French pastry on the side.

Lovely smooth coffee,a bit expensive however it is really good coffee The tin looks great however it does have sharp edges at the top and not the best quality despite its good looks.

First of all, let me say I love Grind coffee whenever I order a flat white or filter coffee from their shops. I was hoping to get Grind quality coffee at home during lockdown but sadly I was disappointed.The reviews states that the coffee was too weak and watery, but I wanted to try it anyway and see for myself. Honestly, I pull a shot of espresso using my essenza mini and whip up milk from my Aeroccino and I can barely taste any coffee.I have found quality pods elsewhere that gave me specialty coffee shop level cappucino/flat white at home. Unfortunately, it wasn’t Grind.

My only issue is the nice pink tin the coffee pods came in had some very sharp edges that grated against your hand when to went to get the pods out. Can't this be fixed?

Flavour is nice although I am unsure of the best way to use them to make a standard americano style coffee. I tried their website suggested on the tin but didn’t really get any answers. One pod with extra water is too watery and two pods is too strong! One pod with water is fine for a small coffee or a flat white. Love the compostable nature of the pods and the tin is handy. If anyone has any tips on best brew let me know

Disappointed. Been looking for good compostable Nespresso pods for a while now, but these, as the others I have tried failed to deliver.As already mentioned, weak and tasteless and I wonder if it's the pod construction\material rather than the coffee itself.It may be time to get my Gaggia Classic out again.

I wanted to like this, compostable capsules and reusable tin. The tin looks great and I thought I would be able to re-use it but it had sharp edges and my partner cut his finger twice so had to get rid of it. The coffee is not bad, but there must be something wrong with the pressure of the capsules as it comes out very watery.

I’ve really enjoyed this coffee as an espresso and, in particular, for making a latte.I was looking for pods that are compostable and plastic free as I was aware of reducing our plastic consumption. They are a little more expensive than some other pods available but I think worth it and the tin is helpful worktop storage next to our machine.