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Binding: Grocery
Brand: Senseo
EAN: 0672201907992
Item Dimensions: 35
Label: Senseo
Manufacturer: Senseo
Number Of Items: 6
Publisher: Senseo
Release Date: January 29, 2008
Studio: Senseo
Features:- Packet of 6, 16-count, 3.92-ounce packages (total of 96 count packages)
- Made of ground coffee
- Specially designed and measured servings of espresso
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Senseo Espresso Coffee Pods are specially designed and measured servings of espresso that give you a full, smooth taste and aroma. Indulge in a smooth and strong coffee with a fine crema layer. For optimum results, use with the Espresso Pod Holder.
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I have been using Senseo for years and I love it. I saw that they came out with these new Espresso pods and thought, "Why not? The darker the better." So...I ordered them and I have thoroughly enjoyed them. Actually, even as I write this review I am drinking a cup using one of the pods. Of course it's not toally like a "real" espresso, but it's strong, bold, and makes me think twice about stopping at a coffe place rather than just coming home to make my own.
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I'd like the darkest coffee possible, and this seems about the same as the less expensive dark pods.
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The Senseo coffee maker produces excellent coffee provided one uses third party pods rather than Senseo pods. I strongly prefer Fratello, Millstone or Halo pods which seem to have richer, more robust flavors. The Senseo pods generally produce weak coffee, in part because they do not contain enough coffee. The above brands all fit in the Senseo maker despite containing more coffee in each pod. The Senseo Espresso pods are only ok, better than some Senseo pods.
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Senseo Espresso pads make a decent cup of coffee but I wouldn't call it espresso. I appreciate the fact the pods are strong enough to make a decent cup of regular coffee and I admit I did not expect the pods to make the thick, rich cup of espresso I'm used to making with an old stove top maker. This is fine for what it is, but it's not espresso.
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I enjoy my senseo so much more now that I have these pods. I had worked as a barista for 8 years and was having a hard time adjusting to life without free lattes. I certainly won't say that Senseo espresso by itself is in the same league as freshly ground, coffee shop espresso, but having the freedom to easily and cheaply make my favorite coffee drinks at home has been a Godsend. I usually mix two shot of Senseo espresso with a spoonful of Xylitol, a spoonful of Black and Green brand unsweetened cocoa powder, and a splash of half and half for a sugar-free mocha that tastes almost as good as one from coffee shop, but for about a quarter of the price. Try it!
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