Coffee Capsules for Bosch-s, Reusable Coffee Filter with Readable Barcode, Refillable Coffee Pod Compatible with Tassimo Machines

As a scientist I am always looking for new and novel ways to study explosive events, so when presented with the opportunity to do this at the same time as reducing my guilt and using single use coffee pods I jumped at the opportunity.The pod comes in a little box with a scoop and a brush, there may or may not be instructions, if there were then clearly I wouldn't ready them anyway.I use about two scoops of coffee in the pod, checking that no grounds are on the rim and possibly interfering with the seal. I place the pod in the machine and, as I would do with a disposable pod, make sure that it is seated correctly before closing the lid. I press the button, coffee comes out as it should, there are no explosions or bursts. I've been making two coffees a day for a few weeks now, rinsing the pod with cold water after emptying most of the grounds into the bin. It all works fine. My coffee is now cheaper, nicer and I can use the machine (it was a present) with considerably less environmental guilt. I'd knock a star off for the exorbitant price, however it's a case of supply and demand and if no-one else makes these then the price will stay high, it's capitalism at work.Update 16th December. 2 months later, still drinking too much coffee, still no explosions or leakages and no single use plastic in the bin.Update 9th October, almost one year later. I've been using this on average 3 times a day, maybe I drink too much coffee. No explosions, no spillages, no mess and no plastic pods going in the bin. Having been tempted to open the machine before it depressurises I speculate that people have been achieving the explosive affect by opening the machine too early after use, whilst the pod is under steam pressure, there seems to be no other way to physically get this to explode. So my tip would be to always wait till the light stops flashing before opening the machine, like you are supposed to.

First try was not a sucsess, , tried again and it worked , good product. It is value for money , easy to clean and a good implement to have.It tastes the same as the original pods do

Absolutely love it. Perfect for making a single cup of proper coffee without messing around with a cafetiere. Easy to use and easy to clean. And no more plastic coffee pods going to landfill.

Very expensive it works in the tassimo machine but leaks so I make sure the lid is squashed on tight otherwise I have a messy coffee machine

Great quality. Takes two lots of Tring to kick in but does the job lovely

This seems like a great idea but it really doesn't work. It has leaked every single time I have used it. There doesn't appear to be any visible defects in the product but it simply cdoes not hold together as water passes through it leading to a nasty leak of coffee into the machine and out onto the counter. Higher doses of coffee grounds cause greater leaks and even loss of grounds out of the capsule and into the machine. There is a serious risk of being burned as the hot water leaks out so I will not be using this any more.

Easy to use, Easy to clean and made it easy for me to make a perfect cup of coffee ☕️

Got this because the pods are getting so expensive and also thinking about the environment. I used to be able to recycle the pods through McColls. Sadly shop has closed and our council do not take them. 2 full scoops of coffee fills it to the expected level. The spoon provided is to big to tamper the coffee, so the coffee comes out quite week. Had to purchase a coffee tamper which added to the cost. Coffee now tastes good. This is quite an expensive purchase, but you can get roughly 20+ cups of coffee out of one bag of ground coffee @227 g. So in the long run, it’s cheaper and helps the environment.