Where to find cheap Tassimo pods offers

Find the best deals and offers on cheap Tassimo pods. Never pay full price – here are the ways to get your Tassimo pods cheap!

While you’ve invested in a Tassimo machine, the cost doesn’t stop there!

You can get a Tassimo coffee machine for a bargain price, but the ongoing cost of the Tassimo pods is something you may not have factored in. You’re not able to use any old ground coffee in the machine, but you need to use their specially designed pods.

It’s worth it, though, as at the touch of a button, you can get a creamy latte or a kick from an espresso.

Now comes the battle; to enjoy decent coffee and still save money.

Where can you get cheap Tassimo pods?

There’s no point walking into the first supermarket you come across as you’ll most likely need to pay full price.

Some of the supermarkets run price offers from time to time. Even with some of the “deals” it usually works out more expensive and better deals can be found online.

Tassimo pods offers

Offers for Tassimo pods range from around 18p per capsule up to 63p!

When you want a milky coffee like a cappuccino or latte, you have to use two discs (one for the coffee and one for the milk), so you effectively get half in each pack. The way to drink Tassimo cheapest is to buy Americano or long black coffee and top it up with warm milk.

Full priced packs are around £5 for 8 (meaning 63p per T DISC) – this is why it’s important to look for the offers.

1. Amazon Tassimo pods

Amazon is bar far the cheapest place to pick up cheap Tassimo pods.

As a one time purchase, you’re able to pick up 80 T Discs for £16.65 (21p per cup).

However, if you choose to subscribe and save, you can get 5% off the price on an ongoing basis (making it 20p per cup). But…subscribe to 5 products and you can get 15% off the price (and other things you subscribe to as well).

Not heard of Subscribe and Save? Find out more here

With the hefty reduction, this means you could get your Tassimo pods for just 18p per cup.

Lowest cost: subscribe and save with Amazon and get your pods for just 18p per cup

2. Supermarkets

Keep an eye out when the supermarkets run the 3 for £10 Tassimo pods offer.

If you’re buying coffees with milk it works out at 42p per cup, but Americano pods jump down to just 21p per cup!

You can get the costs down even more by using supermarket offer codes to bring the price of your shop down more.

Lowest cost: wait until there’s an offer (Tesco and Ocado are good ones to check) and buy them for 21p per cup

3. Discount shops

B&M and Poundstretcher sell Tassimo pods, but you need to watch for the prices.

Although they are discount retailers, do check prices before automatically thinking you’re getting a bargain.

Poundstretcher probably have the best deals (if your store has any in stock!).

Lowest cost: I’ve seen packs on sale for £3.99 for 16 – meaning 25p per cup.

4. Groupon

Groupon can be known for good deals, but remember to check the pricing before you buy!

The Tassimo pods offers on Groupon update regularly and include different types of coffee packs.

You’re also able to pick up cheaper Tassimo accessories.

Lowest cost: at the moment, the cheapest pods work out at 27p per cup

5. eBay

There are all sorts of cheap Tassimo pods being sold on eBay. The best bet is to stick with a seller with great feedback.

Most charge for delivery, but find a deal where you can get free postage. This usually happens if you buy 3 or more packs at a time.

Remember that you can collect Nectar points with eBay as well.

Lowest cost: avoid delivery by buying a few packs at a time and get prices down to 27p per cup

6. Tassimo

Tassimo sells the pods on their own site.

There’s a minimum spend of £25, plus you need to add on delivery costs (around £3.99).

You’re usually able to get a discount or use an offer from the site, but you’ll need to spend more if you want the discount to apply.

There are discounts up for grabs if you find and use voucher codes (but not on top of their current offers!).

To get a couple of extra bonuses, sign up for their newsletter to get offers (like money off) and you’re able to get £20 off pods once you’ve registered your machine with them.

Even with discounts, you’re likely to get the packs for a bit cheaper elsewhere.

Lowest cost: even with discounts prices are around 45p per cup

Tassimo compatible pods

There is not a range of Tassimo compatible pods available.

You’re restricted to the Tassimo T Discs only.

So, make sure to get a good deal when you buy them as you won’t find cheap Tassimo pods in Lidl or Aldi.

If you see any “fake Tassimo pods” for sale you need to avoid them as they won’t work in the machine (and who knows what are inside them?!)

Tassimo pod range

There are so many different types of coffees (and teas) to try

Don’t just think that you get to choose from a latte macchiato, hot chocolate or cappuccino. You get to mix up your preferred strength and size of sup as well as add in flavours from some of your favourite brands, including:

• Baileys
• Cadbury
• Carambar
• Costa
• Evergood
• Friele
• Gevalia
• Grand’Mère
• Hag
• Jacobs
• Kenco
• L’OR
• Marcilla
• Milka
• Oreo
• Suchard
• TASSIMO
• Twinings
• Velours Noir

Are the pods worth buying in bulk?

Absolutely!

Tassimo pods come with a best before date. This means, even after the date has passed, they are still perfectly safe to use and drink.

Read more on best before and use by dates

Should I just stick with a kettle?

In the long run, if you want to save money then yes!

If you are a lover of coffee, and already spend money at a coffee shop, then this will save you money over time (provided you stop getting your coffee fix from a cafe!)

As an alternative, you are able to get espresso coffee machines that use ground coffee beans, which are easier and cheaper to get hold of. However, it takes a little more time to get the coffee just right and you need to clean up more.

So, if you love coffee and are short on time then a Tassimo machine may be a worthwhile investment.