Love coffee but hate the waste it creates?

A great way to enjoy the convenience of a pod machine, while reducing the impact you are making on the environment is to use reusable pods.

Not only will you dramatically reduce your kitchen or office waste, you'll save money too, by bringing the cost per coffee down!

Other benefits include:

Choice - You choose which coffee you use, so you can shop local for fresh delicious coffee, even grind your own.
Easy to Clean - simply rinse with water

SealPod is a reusable coffee capsule made out of stainless steel so will last forever, and is a great replacement for a Nespresso pod.

The recyclable lids used on SealPod create the correct amount of pressure required to produce a great crema.

All SealPod parts comply with food and safety, and durability standards

We've put together the Complete Starter Pack to give you everything you need to get started, including a SealPod reusable pod, coffee to put in it, and a storage tin that looks great, but can also catch all the coffee grinds that spills over as you fill your pod.

All purchases of Grindhog Day coffee, including in sets, raise money for Foodbank, helping vulnerable Victorian families. This pack creates a family meal for four people. Nice right?

Inside this pack:

SealPod Starter Pack

2 x SealPod capsules
2 x Fresh Cover
100 Espresso Lids
1 x Scoop

SealPod is compatible with the following pod machines:

Nespresso inc Inissia, Pixie, Citiz, Citiz-Milk, Maestria, Gran Maestria, Le Cube, Lattissima, Lattissima+, Lattissima Touch, Essenza, Essenza Krups, Essenza Mini, Creatista, Creatista Plus, Creatista Uno, KitchenAid, Wacaco Minipresso NS, Prodigio, Expert and Concept

The image below shows the economical benefit of using SealPod vs Nespresso

NB, the comparison is between the cheapest possible Nespresso pod costing $0.73 per unit, and SealPod filled with premium coffee, ie the worst case scenario. Customers using other Nespresso pods will save even more money over time.

AND all waste is recyclable from day 1!

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