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Nespresso Original capsules are the best-known single-serve format for espresso at home: insert, press, cup ready. Here you'll find capsules for Nespresso Original machines (home use), in aluminium or compostable, from Italian roasters and well-known lines: Borbone, Lollo, Lavazza, Covim, Officina 5, Ionia and others. Don't confuse them with Vertuo (different format) or with Nespresso Professional (office): they are separate sections. Before ordering, check that the machine is Original. Then choose intensity (from delicate to heavily roasted) and material; always calculate the price per cup (pack price divided by the number of capsules), not just the box list price. The 80–100 piece formats are often good value if you drink it every day; packs of 30 are for trying a blend. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. For taste and materials read the dedicated guide; to compare the cost with ESE and A Modo Mio open the cost per cup comparison; for the office go to Nespresso Professional. Do these capsules work on Nespresso Vertuo? No. This section is for Nespresso Original machines. Vertuo uses a different format and is not interchangeable. What's the difference with Nespresso Professional? Professional is designed for office and intensive use. Those are in the Nespresso Professional catalogue. Here you stay with Original for home. Aluminium or compostable: which is better? Aluminium preserves aroma well and is recycled where provided. Compostable if disposal is the priority: check the label and local council rules (often industrial compost). How do I compare prices between different packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Learn more: Nespresso Guide · Nespresso Professional · Cost per cup · Systems.

Capsules for Nespresso Professional systems, designed for office and intensive use.

Lavazza A Modo Mio is one of the most widespread capsule systems in Italy: simple coffee machine, creamy espresso, many blends across Lavazza lines and Italian roasters. On this hub you will find only capsules for A Modo Mio, not Blue, not Firma, not Espresso Point: each Lavazza system has its own format and capsules are not interchangeable. Before ordering, check the manual for the wording A Modo Mio. Then choose intensity and brand: Borbone (Don Carlo line), Lollo, Kimbo, Ionia, Officina 5 and the classic Lavazza Crema & Gusto, Qualità Rossa, Intenso, Passionale. The 100-piece formats often lower the cost per cup if you drink every day; packs of 16-54 are for trying without committing. Always calculate the price per cup (pack price ÷ number of capsules), not just the box list price. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To understand whether the coffee machine is really A Modo Mio, use the guide on the system and the Systems hub; to compare the cost with ESE and Nespresso, open the guide on cost per cup. Look below the product grid and filter by price or new arrivals. How do I recognise an A Modo Mio coffee machine? On the coffee machine body or in the manual, A Modo Mio must appear. The Lavazza brand alone is not enough: Blue, Firma and Espresso Point are different systems and require different capsules. Can I use capsules from different brands on the same coffee machine? Yes, if the product page states A Modo Mio. Many mix Lavazza lines and other roasters (Borbone, Kimbo, Lollo, Ionia…) to vary taste and cost per cup. Packs of 54 or 100: which is better? If you already know the blend and drink every day, the 100 formats usually offer better value on price per cup. To try a new brand, start with a smaller format. Where can I explore the choice further? Open the A Modo Mio capsules guide, the cost per cup comparison and the Systems hub for the other formats. Explore further: A Modo Mio Guide · Cost per cup · Systems · Which system does my coffee machine use.

The Lavazza Blue capsules (and the historic In Black machines, same format) are the most widely used Lavazza capsule system in small offices and in some home/office settings: a "tray-style" capsule, generous dose, full-bodied espresso. On TuaCialda you will find Lavazza lines and coffee roasters such as Borbone, Covim, Toraldo and other blends for Blue, from delicate to intense, plus decaf. Before ordering, check the manual for the wording Blue or In Black: it is not A Modo Mio and not Firma. Lavazza formats are not interchangeable. Choose intensity and brand, then calculate the price per cup (pack price ÷ number of capsules). 100-count packs are often better value if you drink it every day; smaller formats are for trying. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or newness. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare costs with other systems, open the cost-per-cup guide; to change format, use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Are Blue and In Black the same format? Yes: In Black is the historical name for the same Blue system. If your machine is In Black, you stay in this Blue catalogue. Do Blue capsules fit A Modo Mio or Firma? No. They are different formats. Here you stay on Blue; for A Modo Mio or Firma, open the dedicated sections or Systems. Which brands can I find in this catalogue? In addition to Lavazza blends, you will find coffee roasters such as Borbone, Covim and Toraldo in Blue format, with various intensities and decaf. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the cost-per-cup guide. Find out more: Cost per cup · Systems · A Modo Mio · Offers.

The Lavazza Espresso Point capsules (often called cartridges) are the classic format for many offices and corporate breaks: a robust single-serve, drawer insertion, repeatable espresso. On TuaCialda you will find Lavazza lines and coffee roasters such as Borbone, IZZO, Moreno: intense, creamy, decaf, in packs of 50 or 100 pieces. Before ordering, check the wording Espresso Point in the manual: it is not A Modo Mio, not Blue, not Firma. Lavazza systems are not interchangeable with each other. Choose intensity and brand, then look at the price per cup (pack price divided by number of capsules). The 50-100 packs often offer good value if coffee is drunk every day in the office; smaller formats are for varying flavour. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or new arrivals. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the cost with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup; to change format, use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Do Espresso Point cartridges fit A Modo Mio or Blue? No. They are different formats. Here you remain on Espresso Point; for the other Lavazza systems, open the dedicated sections. Is it a home or office system? It is widespread in offices and corporate breaks, but it is also used at home if you have an Espresso Point machine. Which brands can I find in this catalogue? In addition to the Lavazza lines, you will find coffee roasters such as Borbone, IZZO and Moreno, with various intensities and decaf. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the cost per cup guide. Learn more: Cost per cup · Systems · Lavazza Blue · Offers.

The Caffitaly capsules are the format of the Caffitaly System used by several domestic machines (S series and brands that adopt the same standard). On TuaCialda you will find Caffitaly/Kimbo lines and roasters such as Borbone: Red, Blu, Dek and other intensities, in typical packs of 48 pieces and above. Before ordering, check the wording Caffitaly in your manual: it is not Nespresso, it is not Dolce Gusto, it is not A Modo Mio. Please note: some more recent Caffitaly machines read a barcode on the capsule and adjust extraction; those models require capsules set up for this. If your machine does not have a reader, the catalogue is wider. Always calculate the price per cup (pack price ÷ number of capsules), not just the box list price. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or new arrivals. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the cost with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup; to change format, use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Do Caffitaly capsules work on Nespresso or Dolce Gusto? No. Each system has its own format. Here you remain on Caffitaly; for the others open the Systems section. What changes if the machine reads the barcode? On some recent models extraction depends on the code on the capsule. Check the manual to see if there is a reader: in that case choose capsules set up for this. Which brands can I find in this catalogue? You will find Caffitaly/Kimbo lines and roasters such as Borbone, with various intensities and decaf. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Learn more: Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

The capsules for the Bialetti system are single-serve, designed for Bialetti capsule espresso machines (models such as Gioia and Super and others in the same family). On TuaCialda you will find Bialetti lines (city blends: Napoli, Roma, Milano...) and other roasters in this format, often in aluminium. Before ordering, check in the manual that the machine is actually from the Bialetti capsule system: it is not Nespresso, it is not A Modo Mio. On some models, the sensor accepts only aluminium capsules of this system. If the machine rejects the capsule, check the material and wording in the instruction booklet. Choose intensity and brand, then look at the price per cup (pack price divided by number of capsules). Larger packs are often better value if you drink every day. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or newness. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the cost with other systems, open the cost per cup guide; to change format, use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Do Bialetti capsules work on Nespresso? No. It is a different format. Here you stay on the Bialetti system; for Nespresso, open the dedicated catalogue. Why do some machines accept only aluminium? On models such as Gioia and Super, a sensor recognises the aluminium capsules of this system. Always check the manual before ordering. Which brands can I find in this catalogue? In addition to the Bialetti lines, you can find other roasters in Bialetti format (e.g. Verzì, IZZO), with different intensities. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the cost per cup guide. Find out more: Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

The **ESE 44 mm pods** are the classic format of paper espresso: a portion of about **7 grams** of ground and pressed coffee, sealed between two sheets of **filter paper**. The *Easy Serving Espresso* standard is open: same size, many roasters. On TuaCialda you'll find Borbone, Lollo, Kimbo, Ionia, Officina 5, Toraldo, Illy, Lavazza and other blends, with intensities and packs of 50, 100, or 150 pieces. Compared to capsules, ESE coffee pods often cost less per cup and are disposed of better: generally the used pod goes in the **organic/food waste** (check your local council's regulations). To use them you need a machine with a portafilter for ESE 44 mm: Frog Didiesse, many De'Longhi pod machines, Gaggia, Ariete, and models with an ESE group. If you read **38 mm** in the manual, open the dedicated catalogue: the two sizes are not interchangeable. Scroll through the products below, filter by intensity or new arrivals, and choose the blend you like. Shipping **€3.90**, free from **€39**. What are ESE 44 mm pods? They are single-serve portions in filter paper of about 7 g, according to the Easy Serving Espresso standard. Diameter 44 mm: same format, different brands. How do I know if my machine uses ESE 44 mm pods? Check the manual or label for the words ESE or pods 44 mm. Alternatively, measure the diameter of a used pod. If you read 38 mm, open the ESE 38 catalogue: the two formats are not interchangeable. What is the difference between ESE pods and capsules? ESE pods go in the portafilter; capsules (Nespresso, A Modo Mio, Dolce Gusto) use a dedicated compartment. Paper pods often cost less per cup and end up in food waste. If you have a capsule machine, choose the system from the Systems section. Which brands of ESE 44 pods do you find here? Borbone, Lollo, Kimbo, Ionia, Officina 5, Toraldo, Illy, Lavazza and others. Filter by intensity or new arrivals and open the product page you are interested in. Where do I throw pods after use? Usually in organic/food waste, whole (paper + coffee). Check the label and your local council's regulations. Learn more: [How to choose coffee pods](/guide/cialde-caffe) · [ESE 44 mm guide](/guide/cialde-ese-44mm) · [ESE 38 mm pods](/cialde-ese-38) · [Machine systems](/sistemi) · [Borbone Red 150](/products/borbone-red-150-cialde-ese-44mm) · [Ionia Intenso 150](/products/ionia-caffe-intenso-150-cialde-ese-44mm) · [Officina 5 Aroma Bar 100](/products/officina-5-caffe-aroma-bar-100-cialde-ese-44mm).

The Uno System capsules (Uno Capsule System) are the format born from the collaboration between Kimbo, illy and Indesit/Hotpoint: one machine, dedicated capsules, espresso at home without other systems. On TuaCialda you will find blends from roasters for Uno System, for example the Verzì and Pop Caffè lines, including intense blends, arabica, decaf, barley and ginseng. Before ordering, check the wording Uno System in the manual (machines: Indesit, Hotpoint Ariston Uno and dedicated models): do not confuse them with Kapsula Kimbo from other formats, nor with Nespresso or A Modo Mio. Choose the intensity and type of drink, then calculate the price per cup (pack price ÷ number of capsules). Packs of 50–100 are often better value if you drink every day; smaller formats are for trying. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or newness. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the cost with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup; to change format, use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Do Uno System capsules fit Nespresso or A Modo Mio? No. Uno System is a format of its own. Here you stay on Uno System; for the other systems, open the Systems section. How do I recognise an Uno System machine? The manual must show Uno System or Uno Capsule System (Indesit, Hotpoint Ariston Uno and dedicated models). The Kimbo or illy brand alone is not enough: some models use other formats. Which brands will I find in this catalogue? In the TuaCialda catalogue you will find capsules for Uno System from roasters such as Verzì and Pop Caffè, including coffee, decaf and some recipes (barley, ginseng, tea). How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Find out more: Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

The Lavazza Firma capsules are the single-serve format of the Firma system, designed above all for the office and small work environments: machines from the Inovy line (and variants), closed single-serve capsules, repeatable espresso. On TuaCialda you will find blends from Italian roasters for Firma, including Ionia, Covim, Lollo, Verzì, Dolce Vita and others, across intense, delicate and decaf. Before ordering, check the wording Firma in the manual: it is not A Modo Mio, it is not Blue, it is not Espresso Point. Every Lavazza system has its own format and the capsules are not interchangeable. Choose intensity and brand, then look at the price per cup (pack price divided by number of capsules), not just the list price of the box. Packs of 50-100 are often better value if you drink coffee in the office every day; smaller formats are for trying. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or newest. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the cost with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup; to change format, use the Sistemi section. Frequently asked questions Do Firma capsules work on A Modo Mio or Blue? No. Firma, A Modo Mio, Blue and Espresso Point are different formats. Here you stay on Firma; for the others, open the Sistemi section. How do I recognise a Firma machine? Firma must appear on the manual or on the machine (Inovy lines and similar for office use). The Lavazza logo alone is not enough. Which brands will I find in this catalogue? As well as the Lavazza lines where present, you will find roasters such as Ionia, Covim, Lollo, Verzì and Dolce Vita in Firma format. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Learn more: Cost per cup · Sistemi · A Modo Mio · Offerte.

The illy Iperespresso capsules are illy's classic format for the home: two-phase technology in the capsule, dense crema, machines in the FrancisFrancis / Y3 / Y5 / X7 family and similar. On TuaCialda you will find Classico, Intenso, Forte, Decaffeinato, single-origin selections and also barley or ginseng in this format. Before ordering, check the wording Iperespresso in your manual: it is not X-Caps and it is not Nespresso. Choose the intensity and the type of drink, then look at the price per cup (pack price ÷ number of capsules), not just the box list price. The larger packs are often better value if you drink every day; small formats are for trying. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or new arrivals. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. If your machine is X-Caps, open that catalogue. For other formats use the Systems section; to compare the cost with other systems open the guide on cost per cup here on the site. Frequently asked questions Can Iperespresso and X-Caps be swapped? No. They are two different illy systems. Check your manual to see which machine you have. Do Iperespresso capsules fit Nespresso? No. Different format. Here you stay on Iperespresso; for Nespresso open the dedicated catalogue. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Find out more: Illy X-Caps · Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

Mitaca capsules are single-serve for the Mitaca systems used at home and in the office. Mitaca has several formats (including MPS and IES): they are not interchangeable. On TuaCialda you will find Mitaca blends and other roasters in Mitaca format - intense, creamy, decaf - in packs of 16 or 100 pieces. Before ordering, check the manual to see whether your machine is MPS or IES (models M4, M5, M8 and variants): choose only capsules in the right format. It is not Nespresso, it is not A Modo Mio, it is not Iperespresso. Work out the price per cup (pack price ÷ number of capsules), not just the shelf price of the box. Larger packs are often better value if you drink it every day; the 16-count formats are for trying it out. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or newness. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the spend with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup; to change format use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Are MPS and IES the same format? No. They are two different Mitaca systems. Check the manual to see which one your machine uses before ordering. Do Mitaca capsules fit Nespresso or Iperespresso? No. Each system has its own format. Here you stay with Mitaca; for the others, open the Systems section. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: that gives you the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Find out more: Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

The Segafredo MyEspresso capsules (also called Segafredo Zanetti Coffee System) are the single-serve format of the Segafredo home line: insert, press, cup ready. In the catalogue you will find espresso blends such as Intermezzo and Espresso Casa, Deca Crem, plus ginseng, barley, lemon tea and other capsule recipes. Before ordering, check in the manual that the machine belongs to the MyEspresso / Coffee System (e.g. SZ Mini and dedicated Segafredo models): it is not the same format as Nespresso, A Modo Mio or Dolce Gusto. Choose intensity and drink type, then look at the price per cup (pack price divided by number of capsules), not only the box list price. Larger packs are often better value if you drink every day; small formats are for trying. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or new arrivals. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare spending with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup; to change format, use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Do MyEspresso capsules work in Nespresso or A Modo Mio? No. Each machine has its own format. Here you stay with Segafredo MyEspresso; for other systems, open the Systems section. How do I recognise a MyEspresso machine? The manual or the machine must show MyEspresso or Coffee System (Segafredo Zanetti line), for example SZ Mini. If you read Nespresso, A Modo Mio or Dolce Gusto, do not use these capsules. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Are there also decaf and drinks other than coffee? Yes. In addition to espresso blends, you will find decaf and some recipes (e.g. ginseng or tea) in MyEspresso capsules: filter by type in the catalogue. Learn more: Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

The illy X-Caps capsules are the most recent format from illycaffè: an aluminium capsule with a symmetrical design, designed for X-Caps machines (X1, X3 and similar lines). On TuaCialda you will find illy blends Classico, Intenso, Forte and Decaffeinato in this format, in packs of a few units or stock-up packs. Before ordering, check the wording X-Caps in the manual: it is not Iperespresso. They are two different illy systems and the capsules are not interchangeable. Choose intensity, then look at the price per cup (pack price divided by number of capsules), not just the box list price. Small packs are for trying; once you have found the base blend, a larger stock-up pack is worthwhile. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or new arrivals. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. If your machine is Iperespresso, open the dedicated catalogue. For other formats use the Systems section; to compare the cost with Nespresso or A Modo Mio, open the guide on cost per cup. Frequently asked questions Are X-Caps and Iperespresso the same system? No. Formats and machines are different. Here you stay on X-Caps; for Iperespresso, open the dedicated catalogue. Which blends can I find? In the catalogue you will find illy lines such as Classico, Intenso, Forte and Decaffeinato in X-Caps format. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Learn more: Illy Iperespresso · Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

Dolce Gusto is not just espresso: on the same machine you can make coffee, cappuccino, ginseng, barley, chocolate and other capsule recipes. Here you will find capsules for Nescafé Dolce Gusto from brands such as Borbone, Lollo, Toraldo, Officina 5, Ionia, Covim, Verzì and Dolce Vita. Before ordering, check in the manual that the machine is actually Dolce Gusto: it is not the same format as Nespresso or A Modo Mio. If you are looking only for coffee, choose the espresso blends (Oro, Intenso, Granbar, Aroma Bar...); if you want bar-style variety, also keep one or two specialities. The 16 packs are for trying without committing yourself; the 50 packs often lower the cost per cup if you drink every day. Always calculate the price per cup (price of the pack divided by the number of capsules), not just the list price of the box. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To choose flavour and recipes, read the dedicated guide; to compare the cost with other systems, open the comparison on cost per cup. Do Dolce Gusto capsules work on Nespresso or A Modo Mio? No. Each machine has its own format. Here you stay with Dolce Gusto; for the other systems, open the Systems section. Are 16 or 50 capsules better? The 16 packs are good for trying recipes and brands. If you drink the same blend every day, the 50 packs usually lower the cost per cup. Can I get only coffee, without cappuccinos and soluble drinks? Yes. Choose the espresso or coffee lines (Borbone, Officina 5, Ionia, Covim...) and ignore the recipes if you do not need them. How do I calculate how much a cup costs me? Divide the price of the pack by the number of capsules. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Learn more: Dolce Gusto guide · Cost per cup · Systems · Which system does my machine use.

Ground coffee for moka and espresso, and coffee beans for automatic machines.

The capsules for Coop / Aroma Vero are single-serve, designed for machines of that system (Aroma Vero and similar lines linked to the Coop channel). On TuaCialda you will find Aroma Vero, Verzì, Toraldo and other blends in this format: gran bar, crema, intense, decaf, barley. Before ordering, check in the manual that your machine is actually Aroma Vero / Coop: it is not Nespresso, it is not A Modo Mio, it is not Dolce Gusto. Do not mix different formats. Choose intensity and brand, then look at the price per cup (pack price ÷ number of capsules), not just the box list price. Packs of 50–100 often offer better value if you drink every day; smaller formats are for trying. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or new arrivals. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the cost with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup; to change format, use the Systems section. Do these capsules fit Nespresso or A Modo Mio? No. They are for the Aroma Vero / Coop system. For other formats, open the Systems section. Which brands can I find in this catalogue? You will find Aroma Vero lines and roasters such as Verzì and Toraldo, with various intensities, decaf and barley. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Learn more: Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

The EssseCaffè capsules are single-serve for Essse system coffee machines. On TuaCialda you will find references in this format (for example the Ionia Intense lines) designed for those who already have an Essse coffee machine at home or in the office. Before ordering, check the wording Essse or EssseCaffè in the manual: it is not Nespresso, it is not A Modo Mio, it is not Dolce Gusto. Do not mix formats: the machine only reads Essse capsules. Choose the intensity, then look at the price per cup (pack price divided by number of capsules), not just the box list price. The 100 packs are often better value if you drink coffee every day; if you are trying out the system, start with a smaller format where one is available. Scroll through the products below and sort by price or new arrivals. Shipping €3.90, free from €39. To compare the cost with other systems, open the guide on cost per cup here on the site; to change format use the Systems section. Frequently asked questions Do Essse capsules work on Nespresso? No. It is a dedicated format. Here you stay on EssseCaffè; for Nespresso open the dedicated catalogue. How do I recognise the machine? The manual must show Essse or EssseCaffè. If you read another system, do not use these capsules. How do I compare prices between packs? Divide the pack price by the number of capsules: you get the cost per cup. The full method is in the guide on cost per cup. Find out more: Cost per cup · Systems · Offers.

Pods in filter paper, 38 mm format, the compact format for dedicated espresso systems.

Capsules and specialities from the Segni d'Arte line, made for an espresso with a bold character.