Can cheap coffee pods really give you great coffee?

[@barrywebber100]

Very interesting comparison.
Thanks for posting.

[@SuburbanAdventures]

As someone that uses coffee pods exclusively for coffee at home, there definitely is a fine line between getting a good value on pods and getting something that actually tastes anything remotely like coffee. It can be done though......

[@brewswithviews]

Oh definitely, a few cents can make the difference. Dont get me wrong, there is definitely better coffee out there, but these did well for their cost

[@jageranos]

Answer me please.. This 15 pence pod italian style espresso..where kan i buy it on line or in which supermarket?

[@brewswithviews]

They are sold in a UK shop called Poundland, they're a big chain but dont sell online.

[@mattbladen]

Waitrose, M&S etc next??

[@brewswithviews]

I could do, do we have posh shops around here. The Waitross in Leek was turned to Lidl

[@mattbladen]

@@brewswithviews Uttox is maybe the closest these days

[@FunsizedAdventures]

Pence does not compute in my American brain but I can appreciate saving money. 🤣

[@brewswithviews]

Would it be better if I said cents......but to us British, that just wouldnt make cents (sense) 😂😐

[@borbetomagus]

All seem like an excellent value, if you enjoy the taste --
£0.15 (Poundland/Italian Style Espresso) ~ $0.19
£0.135 (Little/Viola Espresso) ~ $0.17
£0.21 (Little/Indonesian) ~ $0.26
£0.18 (Aldi/7 Espresso) ~ $0.23