Save 33% on the new waste-free Lavazza Tabli coffee maker at John Lewis
The Tabli swaps metal and plastic pods for compressed coffee capsules, and the flavour beats Nespresso capsules hands-down.
Lavazza has slashed the price of its innovative Tabli coffee maker by 33%, making it £133 at John Lewis rather than the original £199.99. This compact espresso machine brews coffee using 100% compressed coffee tabs instead of plastic and metal pods. Initially launched in the UK just a few weeks ago, the Lavazza Tabli has made a significant price drop, especially considering it's a novel offering.
The coffee tabs are mess-free and easy to use, fitting seamlessly into the machine, selecting the drink size, and producing smooth-tasting espresso that rivals pod coffee. Once used, the spent coffee pods are easily recyclable through household food waste or compost heaps.
Lavazza Tabli's price drop brings its coffee tablets to approximately 50p each, cheaper than Nespresso Vertuo pods which cost around £1. With six flavors currently available, there's room for even more variety as interest grows. The future of coffee appears to be in compressed coffee tablets, and Lavazza's Tabli offers a more sustainable and cost-effective option right now.
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