It’s Nespresso vs Keurig here as we find out which is better
Nespresso vs Keurig has been a popular debate in the coffee world for quite some time now, and that’s because both brands offer barista-style coffee at the touch of a button. Both are often featured in round-ups of the best coffee makers, but which one will be the right choice for you? Nespresso and Keurig coffee makers use pods or capsules to make everything from espressos to lattes. While Keurig is a big name in the US, the brand isn’t sold widely in the UK, however, Nespresso is available across the globe. We’ll be comparing Nespresso and Keurig for the range of coffee machines each brand offers, how much they cost and how easy the machines are to use. To find out which is the right option for you, just keep reading. Nespresso and Keurig offer a large range of coffee machines and, as you’d expect, the fancier the machine, the more it costs. If you want to spend as little as possible, Keurig offers a few machines for under $100/ £70.50 / AU$130 and these include the Keurig K-Slim, K-Mini, and the K-Mini Plus. You can pick up a Nespresso machine for $149 / £105 / AU$193, such as the Nespresso Essenza Mini. However, it’s well worth noting that both Keurig and Nespresso machines are often discounted and you can snap up some fantastic savings year-round on these appliances. Both brands have a coffee machine for just about everyone, providing you like using pods or capsules. Keurig’s range has single-serve coffee machines at its more affordable end and these are designed to be compact. These smaller machines, such as the Keurig K-Mini, are available in a range of colors and can make drinks in any size between six and 12oz. Coffee fans that want to use ground coffee instead of capsules have the option to do so with the Keurig K-Elite. This machine is compatible with a reusable coffee filter (which you do have to buy separately) where you can add your own grounds and, if iced coffee is your thing, this will be an option with the Keurig K-Elite.
