As with the £75 offer this is £15 off first 3 orders of pods.

how much is the minimum spend on the pods to get £15 off

4.04% top cashback. Been keeping eye out for one of these as a gift, cheers for the heads up!

Silly question...can you make cappuccino with these?

Thanks OP very tempted at this price

Lidl coffee pods work well with this machine, and are half the price of Nespresso pods.

​so do nespresso not do cappuccino pods? sorry if silly question.

No they don't. They do the coffee pods only.

Only coffee pods, but they are by far the best, especially Nespresso's own pods..... but the pies are a little more expensive than those for other machines (though they're gotten a lot cheaper since other brands have started making them).

Tassimo makes cappuccino

For anything cappuccino or else related I'd recommend going with this:http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00J5W99UQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1447055568&sr=8-4&pi=AC_SX110_SY165&keywords=nespresso+inissia&dpPl=1&dpID=41t5DecpmSL&ref=plSrch

Same machine (for me nicer colour) plus the Aeroccino3. Which is simply amazing milk frother! Gives 75 pounds in credit (which you need anyway) so in total 6 pounds more expensive than this offer, but including the Aeroccino, worth 30 or so?

Or you can currently get this bundle in white from Curry's for £80.99 :

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/krups-nespresso-inissia-coffee-machine-aeroccino-white-80-99-delivered-currys-plus-2318620

Sorry, speaking of the "effective" payment as I calculate it. You'll get a £75 voucher instead of £45 without the frother. So the difference between the £89 and £75 is £14 which you effectively pay for the machine as you need the capsules anyway. Jonnoson's offer brings it down to £6 effective payment. Of course you need to pay the £81 first. But I need a bunch of capsules anyway :smiley:

You can also flog the milk heater for £30. Microwave a mug of milk, give it a whizz with one of those little milk frothers, no washing up. Cleaning the aeroccino looks like a right faff.

It works superbly, the frother attachment works via a hidden magnet and pops out, its as easy to clean as a mug also its Teflon coated, tip as soon as the red light goes out pour out the milk froth, if you leave it more than a few seconds it sets and you have to spoon it out, and is not as authentic as the coffee shop one.

Really easy. A quick rinse of the main unit, the little whisk and the lid. Although when I had one I did find that you needed to use a lot more milk than you require for one person so as I was just making a coffee for myself I went back to using one of the handheld frothers.

green here for 55 quid, eligible for free delivery too :

http://www.hartsofstur.com/acatalog/Krups-Nespresso-Inissia-Tropical-Green-FREE--45.00-Nespresso-Club-Voucher-XN100340.html?gclid=CM_Ak-mGmMkCFQn4wgoddXwKVg


Looking for one of these for wifes xmas present, but I think the pink one will be more her colour!

I also think the mini whisk will be less hassle. You can buy them for 3 quid, and it's only my son that drinks Moccachinos anyway (hot frothy milk with chocolate on top) - bit better that forking out 90 quid on this and the Aero thingy deal!

We currently have a delonghi coffee maker that's perfectly fine - but my wife wants one of these eco unfriendly money sapping gimmicks! (basically to save on having to empty grounds into the bin). The Nespresso coffee may be nice, but I don't even think she knows how to use the coffee maker we have properly to appreciate the taste of real coffee! She only likes costa coffee and only has espressos for the caffeine hit - but drinks decaf tea!

They may be not as eco friendly as using a cafetiere or similar but the capsules are aluminium and Nespresso do recycle these, which is good compared to a lot of the other capsules.

How recycleable are the compatible pods?

Thanks greencode.