what to do with your squashed nespresso coffee capsule

Have you ever received some squashed nespresso capsule by mail? After feeling dismay, what else could you do except throwing them away?

Today I would like to share with you all an excellent way of dealing with the squashed nespresso capsules.You don't have to throw them away but keep enjoy the espresso coffee as always.

The tips here are:

1.Cut your squashed nespresso coffee capsule; 

2.Take the the ground coffee powder out from it.

3.fulfill the Nexpod capsule with the coffee powder from Nesspresso capsule.

4.Put your Nexpod capsule into your nespresso coffee machine and be ready to enjoy your coffee.

How does it work? Because the Nexpod capsule is compatible with the nespresso coffee machines.The biggest advantage is you can fulfill the nexpod capsule with whatever coffee powder you like.You can see my another article for more information of Nexpod capsule here

drip coffeemaker or pad/capsule coffee maker?

Choosing a coffeemaker is kind of a lifestyle thing. Which is the best choice for yourself or your family among those various of coffee makers? Hope you can get some ideas here.

Drip coffeemaker

How it works: Today’s most popular coffee maker works by forcing heated water to drip through a filter filled with ground coffee.

Pros: Easy to use. Simple to clean. Relatively fast. Can make from four to 12 cups. Limitless choice of coffees can be used.

Cons: If carafe stays on heating element too long it overheats coffee, making it bitter. (A thermal carafe can eliminate this problem.) Can be wasteful if entire pot isn’t consumed.

Best for: Coffee drinkers who want more than just one cup or households with several coffee drinkers. Those who like to try a variety of coffees.






• Pod/capsule coffee makers

How it works: The newest coffee makers brew individual cups using ready-to-use packets of coffee. The machine forces water through the packets or pods of coffee with a bit of pressure.

Pros: Doesn’t waste coffee. Consistent coffee. Very fast. Coffee comes out steaming hot. Because the coffee is in a vacuum-packed pod, it’s fresh. No measuring, spilling or messy cleanup. Easy to use; just put the pod in place, fill it with water and press a button or two.

Cons: More expensive than an auto drip since you have to buy the coffee pods. Have a limited choice of coffees because you have to use coffee pods made by your machine’s manufacturer. No choice in the strength of the brew. Only makes one cup at a time.

Best for: Someone who doesn’t drink much coffee, but wants it fast and uncomplicated.

Saeco Xelsis Digital ID coffee machine

The Xelsis, Saecos most high end and advanced appliance to date, is unlike any other espresso coffee machine around. Not only does it allow you to enjoy a tantalizing assortment of drinks thanks to its multi-beverage capability from cappuccino, latte macchiato and caffe latte, to espresso lungo, Americano and even tea the Xelsis also uses groundbreaking fingerprint technology to instantly recognize your favorite coffee and prepare it with one touch.

Love your morning coffee the way you only know how to brew? Well, hate to break it to you buddy, but if you're working in an office, chances are you won't be in a position to brew the perfect cup of coffee. On the bright side, with a machine like the Xelsis Digital ID from Saeco, it can remember closely your preferences in each cup of java, using your scanned fingerprints to kickstart the coffee making process. Features include timer programming, automatic descaling and machine self-cleaning. Needless to say, something like this costs at least $2,500 a pop which is mighty expensive for most folks. Will corporations also cut back on their spending when it comes to appliances such as this?