While the terms 'capsule' and 'pod' are often used interchangeably, it's essential to note the subtle distinction between the two.
Capsule coffee machines rely on hermetically sealed aluminum or plastic capsules, ensuring freshness and flavour preservation through proprietary brewing technology. These capsules are designed for optimal puncturing and brewing, maintaining superior freshness and taste.
On the other hand, pod machines use paper or biodegradable pods—flat packets filled with ground coffee. While they offer eco-friendly options, they may compromise some aspects of flavor preservation.
Notably, paper coffee pods are incompatible with Nespresso capsule coffee machines but can be used with any machine from the
De'Longhi Manual Espresso Machines range, thanks to differences in structure and brewing mechanisms
