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Lavazza Tabli review: eco-friendly coffee tablets make quick, delicious espresso

The Tabli system trades metal and plastic capsules for compressed pucks of pure coffee — and the taste blows rivals like Nespresso out of the water.

Lavazza Tabli review: eco-friendly coffee tablets make quick, delicious espresso

Lavazza Tabli is a new single-serve coffee maker that uses compressed coffee tabs instead of traditional coffee pods. These tabs, known as "tabs", provide a more eco-friendly option as they eliminate the need for metal or plastic pods that are often recycled or end up in landfills. Each tab contains precisely the right amount of coffee for a single serving, making the brewing process quick, simple, and mess-free.

The machine itself is compact and sleek, with three available colors to choose from. Despite lacking an integrated milk frother, it can be purchased separately which enhances the versatility of the machine. The Tabli operates at 15 bars of pressure, ensuring an excellent extraction of flavor from the coffee tabs.

The brewing process is extremely straightforward. Users simply place a tab into the designated slot, select their desired drink strength (1-13), and wait a minute for the coffee to be ready. Although the app compatibility is a nice feature, it currently does not support Google Home connectivity.

While there are currently only six types of coffee tabs available, Lavazza has hinted at expanding the range in the future. The value for money is also noteworthy, with bundles of coffee tabs offered at a competitive price compared to Nespresso or Tassimo pods. In summary, the Lavazza Tabli offers a compelling alternative to traditional single-serve coffee machines, providing an efficient, sustainable, and flavorful coffee experience.

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