LavazzaBLUE Capsules, Espresso Ricco Coffee Blend, Dark Roast, 28.2-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 100)

Like the flavor of this coffee, and of course they fit the Lavazza mini coffee machine. The price was decent too, especially considering that I can’t buy the pods anywhere locally.

Attention! Please be mindful that these capsules are designed for Lavazza Blue machines. It's crucial to carefully read the description and be considerate. Many customers have left negative reviews because the capsules did not fit their machines. Let's be clear, the brand is not at fault here. The description explicitly states that these capsules are for LAVAZZA BLUE only, not for Nespresso or Keurig machines.I am familiar with Lavazza from my time living in Europe. These machines are top-notch, and their coffee is carefully selected, with no bitter or burnt aftertaste. I really recommend you to switch to Lavazza for a superior coffee experience.

lavazza blue capsules are tastily however every so often we get a few duds in the pack some taste steal or earthly tastinghowever ithe box noticed the ones that taste steal or earthly are capsules with no air in the not puffy foil flat foil making the coffee taste that way

I was joking.There's really not much to say.I'm a 50 years old/young Italian guy, "imported" in United States in 2009 (yeah it means I obviously still speak the language) but more importantly I'm from TORINO.....Yes exactly, that's where Lavazza comes from.ALL Lavazza coffees are good, no discussion there. Of course the "qualita rossa" is perhaps the most commonly used in our MOKA coffee makers. But this machine I bought gives the best espresso you can make at home. And cappuccinos. (lavazza classy plus) buy that and buy these capsules. and by all means ENJOY ITIt's a friendly advice of an imported Italian guy from Turin :)You'll thank me later!

Good product

I am an avid K-cup user to the point that I am on my second commercial model that I use in my home kitchen plus I have a Keurig Mini that I use for quick afternoon pick me up boosts. But the downside of every K pod is that no matter which one you choose the result is never a true jolt of caffeine. So I started to consider espresso machines but a good one is very expensive, time consuming to operate and involves a lot of cleanup. Then I ran across a new model from Lavazza called the Classy which is essentially similar to the Keurig Mini. It uses single cup capsules of espresso that are affordable and disposable. This is my first purchase of them and my understanding is that these are supposed to produce a stronger more robust brew.And therein is what I don’t like about Lavazza’s entire marketing plan - everything they do uses pretentious Italian words that are meaningless to those who do not speak the language. They offer no guidance either here or at their website to make sense of what strength, boldness, shade or source of each series compared to even different ones of their own brand. That makes the entire experience of dealing with this brand relatively frustrating.Once I blindly chose these Ricco capsules at an acceptable price of about forty bucks for a hundred of them I was happy with the flavor and the caffeine kick, which is quite intense. The pods fit my machine and worked properly. It is extremely important when doing anything with this brand to use the proper pods, there are dozens of different incompatible shapes out there, these are for some unexplained reason called blue (although they are not actually blue in color) and at least in my area they are impossible to find at any grocery store or even coffee specialty shops.For value and taste I like these, but for the experience of trying to buy them my opinion is not so positive.

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Ecco una recensione in inglese, chiara e diretta:I bought this coffee because the name seemed promising, but it turned out to be the worst I’ve ever had. I will never purchase this coffee again. As an Italian, this is not the kind of coffee one expects from Lavazza.