Coffee capsules

[mooken]

Wanted to know what types of coffee capsules are available at Koh Samui and where. Thanks peoples.

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[samuijimmy]

Try the coffee isle at Big C and see if that is what you are after. Not 100% sure if they still have ....

[mooken]

Try the coffee isle at Big C and see if that is what you are after. Not 100% sure if they still have ....

Thanks but I'm in Australia at the moment. About to buy a portable espresso machine and wanted to choose the best capsule option for travelling, failing that a ground coffee version.


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[huberthammer]

Nespresso capsules are 20 THB a pop and they deliver free if you order for more than 2,700 THB (1-3 days delivery). I personally like Nespresso for both quality and ease of use but it seems to be a "marmite" case with people having a love or hate affair with them. 

[premiersportsbar]

On 2/2/2017 at 2:54 AM, mooken said:

Thanks but I'm in Australia at the moment. About to buy a portable espresso machine and wanted to choose the best capsule option for travelling, failing that a ground coffee version.


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if you buy your pods direct from Dolce Gusto and sign for 12 monthly supplies of pods, they give you the machine free, you just need to order each month and you can take a break from ordering if your going away, we just got one for our business

 

[Luposo]

You should be aware that coffee pods are pretty bad for the environment (unless you will buy biodegradable ones). Since you are going to another county and it is one of the most polluted with plastic (look up problems in Thailand due to microplastic etc), I would totally avoid to bring those pods and I wuould instead opt for normal coffe or mocca or whatever.

 

Try to reduce your environmental impact, especially since that will affect you, everyone else and the ecosystems.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2015/may/27/nespresso-sustainability-transparency-recycling-coffee-pods-values-aluminum

 

https://www.honestcoffees.com/blog/environmental-impact-of-using-coffee-pods/

 

 

[mooken]

if you buy your pods direct from Dolce Gusto and sign for 12 monthly supplies of pods, they give you the machine free, you just need to order each month and you can take a break from ordering if your going away, we just got one for our business
 

Thanks but I'm only there a week


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[mooken]

You should be aware that coffee pods are pretty bad for the environment (unless you will buy biodegradable ones). Since you are going to another county and it is one of the most polluted with plastic (look up problems in Thailand due to microplastic etc), I would totally avoid to bring those pods and I wuould instead opt for normal coffe or mocca or whatever.
 
Try to reduce your environmental impact, especially since that will affect you, everyone else and the ecosystems.
 
https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2015/may/27/nespresso-sustainability-transparency-recycling-coffee-pods-values-aluminum
 
https://www.honestcoffees.com/blog/environmental-impact-of-using-coffee-pods/
 
 

Thanks, I am wary. Here they are recycled and my machine is only used when I cannot use an electric machine, due to power supply problems or portability, otherwise I use my machine that takes grounds.


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[ChiangMaiLightning2143]

Nespresso capsures are aluminuum and 100% recycle friendly.


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