Hey guys, I had the chance to taste the new Nespresso compostable capsules. And they actually taste and works pretty good. They’re being sold in France actually, but a friend brought all of them (there’s 4) all the way here to Brazil where I live. I showed them in my IG page: cafedojai
by jailsonmsjunior
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I think this is a good thing Nespresso is doing, but now we will be losing the designs on the capsules😕
As long as they don’t explode in the machine, I am all for something that doesn’t need any fancy recycling. It’s not like my local city recycles right now. They throw the recyclable stuff into the same landfill because of budget cuts. And unless this has changed, I can’t put non-Nespresso branded pods in the Nespresso recycle bag.
Thanks for sharing! Following your page now 👍
For those that are not familiar with these, go to the Nespresso France site:
[https://www.nespresso.com/fr/fr/capsule-compostable](https://www.nespresso.com/fr/fr/capsule-compostable)
The bags unopened keep the aromas for 6 months. After opening the bags, you need to consume within 4 weeks. They are fully compostable, made of paper; so just throw in the green bins. This is a really great concept. Hopefully the coffee tastes good?
Wow this is a fantastic direction by Nespresso!!!!
I would love if this came to the US, and if they found a way to do this for Vertuo pods as well. I’d happily chuck all of them into my composter after using.
Nice mug
Could someone please explain what are cereal notes? What are talking about here – Grape Nuts or Fruit Loops?
I like that mug
I’m not sure about this. I wasn’t thrilled about aluminum capsules in contact with my drink but compostable paper, fortified by unknown adhesives, to be used under heat and pressure concerns me. This is something I’m drinking daily, what else am I consuming and what long term affects will it have?