Our Coffee Guru Loved This New Compostible Pod Brewer. It’s Down to $58 for Prime Day
The Tabli launched in August and drew a rave review from CNET’s residecoffee expert.
Award-winning Lavazza has introduced a revolutionary single-serve espresso machine, the Tabli, designed to brew compostable discs of coffee. This innovative product, tested by coffee expert Nikita Ephanov, offers authentic espresso shots with minimal effort and significantly less waste compared to typical pod brewers. The Tabli, priced at $58 during October Prime Day (typically ranging from $85 for the white model to $130 for the black or mocha), stands out for its light weight, compact size, and user-friendly operation.
Ephanov particularly valued the machine's eco-friendly design and rich, flavorful coffee. Unlike traditional coffee makers that rely on plastic pods, the Tabli contributes to a cleaner environment and reduces landfill waste. The two plastic-free pod systems currently available in the US are the Tabli and Keurig's premium Alta system, which boasts 10 bars of pressure for brewing espresso and a built-in frother for lattes and flat whites.
Although the Alta's preorder sold out quickly, the brand plans to restock soon. Other notable kitchen deals are also available for Prime Day shoppers.
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