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Coffee Pod Holders £3.99 @ Lidl

£3.99 Lidl8 Nov 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Home

Opening post

kmirza

8 Nov 15

Lidl will have 3 different types of coffee pod holder instore from Monday 16th November 2015 for £3.99. This is an excellent buy as I got one last year and when I posted this deal it had nearly 600 Hot votes. So enjoy!

Product Information :-
Choose from 3 models suitable for up to
20 Nescafé® Dolce Gusto® pods
30 Bellarom or Nespresso® pods
27 Tassimo® Latte Macchiato or 48 Espresso T-discs.

Top comments

Rebellion to cricky12

9 Nov 15 3 #16

Not suggesting this is an ideal solution but Tassimo t-discs can be recycled... terracycle.co.uk

homepryde to Batv

8 Nov 15 3 #15

Yes but soon they will make you pay 5p for the bag that holds the tea.

Latest comments (42)

oliphillips

21 Nov 15 #42

is this suitable for lavazza pods, anyone know?

ampdewd

16 Nov 15 #41

I got mine this morning, and its actually a fair bit bigger than I was expecting. Seems quite sturdy too. Thanks OP.

mjb152

16 Nov 15 #40

is this offer on ? can't see a mention on their site.

tormartin

12 Nov 15 #39

Great! I'll get two when I'm there next week :smiley: x

mp9

10 Nov 15 #38

Good luck trying to recycle the pods, I gathered 4 months worth into the car as I was passing the nearest recycling place (15 miles away) only to find no such facility at the listed address.

cricky12

9 Nov 15 #37

You caught me out you rascal !!

dizzystar

9 Nov 15 #36

There's more than Tassimo recycling on the site, biscuits do go well with coffee and those wrappers can be recycled for charitable donations too. Drop me a PM if you have any questions, we've been quite successful over the three years we've been collecting.

Andersonsmummy

9 Nov 15 #35

Have some heat - great find :-)

nono2522

9 Nov 15 #34

Will this be suitable for tassimo pods?

mattmerch

9 Nov 15 2 #31

another way to add to overpriced pod coffee

ratsdomino to mattmerch

9 Nov 15 #33

am ruddy men brother. the wife has just dropped a hundred on a machine and is going mad buying up pods. i suppose ill have to but her this as the boxes of pods are driving me mad all over the show

why cant we just all stick to tea?

annawright

9 Nov 15 #32

perfect! bought a dolce gusto yesterday

uktottys

9 Nov 15 #30

bought these last year, really really good!

IamStillgame

9 Nov 15 #29

Like the price

Jemster

9 Nov 15 #28

Nespresso pods are also recyclable. They send recycling bags free on request and you drop them off at any Collect+ collection point.

buddn07

9 Nov 15 1 #27

Didn't know about this. I've just forwarded to a school governor who is going to try and sign the school up as a collection point. Cheers!

NeoDoug1

8 Nov 15 #12

"bars that *hold*"...

ggss to NeoDoug1

9 Nov 15 #26

I feel the same end up not using it.bad design

cricky12

8 Nov 15 #5

Cold, I'm old school Nescafé without the added environmental issues of pods , but not a tree hugger !!

Rebellion to cricky12

9 Nov 15 3 #16

Not suggesting this is an ideal solution but Tassimo t-discs can be recycled... terracycle.co.uk

r0cky69 to cricky12

9 Nov 15 #25

Tree hugger!

smidav

9 Nov 15 1 #24

Agreed. Never knew about this but have found a drop off point not too far away that we will now use.

bobthewibble

9 Nov 15 #23

Senseo pods are the most environmentally friendly, simply like teabags, no plastic at all. Sadly because of that holders like this aren't good as you want to keep them in an airtight jar until use.

Tiny_Clanger

9 Nov 15 #22

The Nespresso one has the same problem. I bought two and they both do it, so more likely to be a design issue…

Still, not bad for the money. Heat added.

dizzystar

9 Nov 15 1 #21

We recycle, win for the environment and the charities we send money to from it (among other traditionally non-recyclables). Tassimo could advertise it better though.....

003hungryboys

9 Nov 15 #20

Initially Nespresso said that the machine warranty was invalid if you used another make of pod but after French legal action they have had to backtrack...

racheldavies9279

9 Nov 15 #18

Do they sell the pods as well ?

003hungryboys to racheldavies9279

9 Nov 15 #19

Yes, not quite as good as nespresso but very drinkable and 1/2 the price...

cricky12

9 Nov 15 #17

Wow never knew about that, but I bet less than 0.001% are recycled

Batv

8 Nov 15 1 #14

First they charge for carrier bags, now coffee doesn't come in a jar. Think I'll stick to tea.

homepryde to Batv

8 Nov 15 3 #15

Yes but soon they will make you pay 5p for the bag that holds the tea.

s91nx

8 Nov 15 #13

Heat added!

NeoDoug1

8 Nov 15 #11

Got a Dolce Gusto one last year, and I'm a little disappointed... The bars that hod the pods in place are just far enough apart that the slightest movement causes the pods to fall out... :disappointed: Might try getting another this year, just in case mine is just faulty...

micks_missus

8 Nov 15 #10

Might have a look - my Dolce Gusto pods currently sit in a nice stainless steel wire style utensil holder! :smile:

SolidWarrior

8 Nov 15 #8

Thanks. will check local in morning! been after one for ages.

lugsy3 to SolidWarrior

8 Nov 15 #9

From next Monday 16th, will be a wasted journey otherwise,

Loubou

8 Nov 15 #7

I got the Tassimo one last year. Worth the price.