Minù Caffè Latte: all the features of the Minù, now with an integrated, magnetic induction milk frother.
Cappuccino, latte macchiato, hot chocolate: all that you can find in a coffee bar, but at home and with a unique Lavazza machine. The milk frother lets you heat milk, froth it hot or cold, make velvety hot chocolate, a perfect cappuccino and a tasty latte macchiato.
You can choose the amount of espresso you want every time, thanks to the 'stop & go' dial, as well as benefit from the “easy to clean” removable parts, all of them dishwasher safe.
In a few steps, you can make an everyday moment so delicious, enjoyed in peaceful moments alone or with family and friends.
Available colours: White, Red
Top comments
thebigmoonman
6 May 174#8
Chances of finding these at a tenner very slim. When they went down to £19 hardly anyone could find them. There may be a handful scattered around the country. Good luck!
All comments (37)
simonhillan1973
6 May 17#1
I have had a dearer machine for years that uses the coffee pods.. it's lovely coffee, better than you get in all the dear coffee shops
GigahurtzUK
6 May 17#2
Any where to get good compatibles? B&M not stocking them locally now.
deanos to GigahurtzUK
6 May 171#3
Amazon £21 for 150 Italian pods mixed variety
LOL_is_stupid to GigahurtzUK
6 May 17#6
John Lewis. Not sure if they're sold online though.
smokeyhowle to GigahurtzUK
7 May 17#12
Tesco larger stores stock them, also Asda just started the other week. Around £3.40 per pack at Asda. I have this machine for 6months. Use it every day, it's fantastic
kye1987
6 May 17#4
Lidl do some compatibles that are meant to be good. I a more expensive machine with vouchers. Used 1 voucher and got hundreds of pods, going to last me a lifetime
deanos to kye1987
6 May 17#10
Not for this machine , unless I have missed them
michaelgreen1
6 May 171#5
which one? how do you rate it?
thebigmoonman
6 May 171#7
No need for compatibles. You can get original pods from Asda. 16 for approx £3.40. About 21p a coffee
deanos to thebigmoonman
6 May 172#9
Why no need for them, 14p a drink for the compats , taste just as good
darren.hardie to thebigmoonman
6 May 171#11
thanks for the asda tip didn't know they sold lavazza pods, I usually get them when there on offer at John Lewis. so if asda will sell them at this price regularly winner
thebigmoonman
6 May 174#8
Chances of finding these at a tenner very slim. When they went down to £19 hardly anyone could find them. There may be a handful scattered around the country. Good luck!
smokeyhowle to thebigmoonman
7 May 17#13
Loads still left in B&M fareham. Check price at till because I've bought 2 from there and both were cheaper than stated on shelf
blugardian
7 May 17#14
Got the Dolce Gusto but it's flaw is you have to stop it, wasted so many espresso pods as instead of stopping when your half asleep it will pour you a 1L espresso until it runs out of water!
louthepoo to blugardian
7 May 17#18
My dolce gusto is automatic so stops at the right level, worth spending a bit more for an automatic if you've got an easily drifting mind
SewerSide
7 May 17#15
can someone link to compatible pods?
goodlad
7 May 17#16
buy a moka pot cheaper and a lot better taste than pods.
lukerumsey to goodlad
9 May 17#36
Moka pots are amazing agree with you! love adding a heaped tablespoon of chocolate in the cup too...hey presto a Mocha from a Moka :smiley:
rhahsh
7 May 17#17
Don't buy the compatible pods, they muck up your machine and void your warranty.
alanbarry18
7 May 17#19
any near beds or london?!
SewerSide
7 May 17#20
None in Abingdon.
Wolfie10
7 May 17#21
none in South Ruislip and Yiewsley
Ellassunshine
7 May 17#22
Lavazza stops after 120 seconds or so if I remember well from redaing the user manual.
Quadrille
7 May 17#23
All the questions about compatibles may be a clue why they're so cheap - with four different standards, and Lavazza the smallest, looks like they're on the way out.
Betamax, anyone?
Munch1981
7 May 17#24
Anyone seen any in Bradford or Leeds?
queer1
7 May 17#25
Inevitably in my two nearest stores - OOS.
soldierboy001
7 May 17#26
The price tells you about the coffee from these machines. Anyone that says the coffee is good from these pod machines does not drink real coffee. pod machines have been discounted in stores in Spain for around a year and they don't sell because the Spanish along with the Italians know how coffee should taste. British will eat or drink anything that is foreign even though it doesn't taste like the real thing, like pizza and Indian food. But I do like a British Indian.
Quadrille to soldierboy001
7 May 17#29
I don't think you have a clue.
They sell these machines cheap, then get their money back on the pods. It's called Gillette Marketing - they sell cheap razors then rob you blind with the blades. Now taken up by Home printers and others, too.
The alternative reason for this deal is the Betamx effect - several different 'standards' (pod sizes/shapes), and sooner or later the weakest lose. Nespresso, with widest range of copies, will undoubtedly win, partly because those machines are usually the cheapest ;-)
To suggest interest is fading is much like saying 'Kids are sick of the Internet' - take a look at your local supermarket, or electrical store. They're here to stay.
You and I can only guess as to why, but the convenience, as well as the taste, is probably a factor. But many prefer the taste to 'classic' home brewed. And yes, they're big in Southern Europe, too.
friendlyfire321 to soldierboy001
7 May 171#30
Nespresso does alright in Italy
oscart1111
7 May 17#27
Tried to locate these in Leicester, but unfortunately no luck at all. Will be a tough find nationwide too, I imagine.
directordash
7 May 17#28
None in Central Scotland; Bathgate, Linlithgow, Stirling, Grangemouth, Edinburgh West, Edinburgh East
thebiophysicist
7 May 17#31
the milk frother on these is brilliant , it also makes very good hot chocolate. unfortunately it's not detachable from the coffee machine which although it makes very good coffee takes a long time and leaks everywhere. it takes about a litre of water and 2 minutes to get a third of a mug of coffee the rest of the water slowly leaking out if the machine. obviously mine was faulty but seen lots of negative comments about the build quality looking through review's. Took mine back to b&m after testing to make dodeca sure with the 20 or so assorted coffees that came free with it. decided even a working unit would be no quicker than the simple funnel filter I use that also makes very good coffee and the pods are more expensive and less eco friendly. Pity the milk frother alone doesn't come for a tenner not enough space on worktop for a redundant coffee machine.
kim4tony
8 May 17#32
one in stock in hexham store :-)
Jordan_123
8 May 17#33
Anyone know if they are being sold in Retford
TerryFen
8 May 17#34
Four left at Shipley, labelled £19.99 but scanning at £10
Daffess
8 May 17#35
Does anyone know if there are any in any Wìrral or Liverpool shops?
TELREA
12 May 17#37
My local Asda have upped the price of these pods to 4.40,shame cause the coffee is very good and the frother is excellent
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Minù Caffè Latte: all the features of the Minù, now with an integrated, magnetic induction milk frother.
Cappuccino, latte macchiato, hot chocolate: all that you can find in a coffee bar, but at home and with a unique Lavazza machine. The milk frother lets you heat milk, froth it hot or cold, make velvety hot chocolate, a perfect cappuccino and a tasty latte macchiato.
You can choose the amount of espresso you want every time, thanks to the 'stop & go' dial, as well as benefit from the “easy to clean” removable parts, all of them dishwasher safe.
In a few steps, you can make an everyday moment so delicious, enjoyed in peaceful moments alone or with family and friends.
Available colours: White, Red
Top comments
All comments (37)
Betamax, anyone?
They sell these machines cheap, then get their money back on the pods. It's called Gillette Marketing - they sell cheap razors then rob you blind with the blades. Now taken up by Home printers and others, too.
The alternative reason for this deal is the Betamx effect - several different 'standards' (pod sizes/shapes), and sooner or later the weakest lose. Nespresso, with widest range of copies, will undoubtedly win, partly because those machines are usually the cheapest ;-)
To suggest interest is fading is much like saying 'Kids are sick of the Internet' - take a look at your local supermarket, or electrical store. They're here to stay.
You and I can only guess as to why, but the convenience, as well as the taste, is probably a factor. But many prefer the taste to 'classic' home brewed. And yes, they're big in Southern Europe, too.