Reusable Coffee Capsule Disc with Silicone Lid - Coffee Disc & Filter Set for Bosch Tassimo Brewer - Make Your Own Coffee Pod Discs - Reuse & Refill

Even tho they deny it, Tassimo seems to be making less and less flavors and the prices are going up. I looked a few years ago for a product like this to no avail and just happened to stumble upon this a few weeks ago. I have ran about 8 cups thru my machine and I think I am dialing it in. Initially, the bar-codes wouldn't work. Then after a conversation with the owner, we re-positioned the labels and now it works great! See attached for final positioning. You do have to close the brewer cap with significant force in order for the silicon cap to maintain it's seal. This is normal. The one failure point I see is that the silicon seems to be oily enough the stickers don't like to stick. Aside from that, I will be enjoying a massive variety of coffee thumbing my nose at Tassimo each time. That being said, I will likely still hand onto a few t-discs for when I'm in a hurry or for pumping out more cups quickly as when guests want a cup.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The reusable Tassimo pods fit my Bosc coffee maker as described. Size: Versatile in that stickers of varying sizes included so that 2, 6, 12 fl oz could be brewed. Use of reusable pods more cost effective and environmentally friendly compared to Tassimo pods.

Purchased this in August 2023 and it has lasted for over 2 years. I experienced the coffee ground explosion that others spoke of several times, but before then it worked great with the exception of the stickers coming off even when taped on. The silicon cap is the weakest link. I wish they would re-design it with a hard cap similar to one I found for my Keriug. Overall with a redesign this product could be top notch it saved me so much money over the years.

Ever since Gevalia discontinued their line of Tassimo coffee, I thought this would be the end of my Bosch machine but then came this product, and it brought it back to the game of coffee. People, it works, follow the instructions, do not tamper the grains, rather tap lightly and loosely until you are satisfied with the amount of coffee as long it is under the max line. Place the filter on (and you can resuse them if you wash them gently under running water, and towel dry), then the cover. Shake it to make sure you hear it is loose inside the grains. Brew. Now here's the secret. If you have laying around your expresso tassimo disks or the 8 or 12oz disks, cut the bar code and tape it on the reader. It is more accurate and it works wonders. I have no problems since I followed these simple steps. Oh, and once you are done, or the light is orange, take out the filter, make sure your bar code is still there. Throw or save the coffee grains, and rinse the pod thoroughly, don't go crazy with soap and water, if you do, do it lightly. This is a great product if you follow the instructions. RTFM.

UPDATE: After 9 months and roughly 100 uses (3x/week), the disc has reached its end of life. The silicone top does not seal anymore, coffee grounds push out, making a mess in the machine and leaving my coffee crunchy. And no, I am not overfilling it. Same measuring scoop. The silicone appears weakened and flimsy, even without coffee in the disk, there is no more tight seal. I always hand washed the disk, never put in the dishwasher. Great concept, reducing waste of coffee discs, but faulty product. The bar codes don’t dispense amount of water indicated. Most regular coffees recommend 2 tablespoons of coffee grounds per 6 oz of water or 180 ml. The reusable coffee disk holds 2 tablespoons, up to the fill line. Neither the imprinted bar code nor the additional bar code stickers deliver 180 ml as seen in the pictures. It’s less than 150 ml. That’s a big difference affecting the flavor.

Just like everyone else, I was excited about using my Tassimo again without waiting months to get expensive pods from some other country. The first 3 cups of coffee were perfect. I used the 8 oz sticker. Like another user suggested, I cut it out and placed it over the window where the barcode is read. Problem was, it got wet and stuck there. About that time, my machine started making strange noises and quick brewing. Coffee leaked from everywhere. The pod also came open (or exploded as others have described). I scaped what was left of the barcode off the window and didn't bother using it again. I then tried using less grounds. Now I can get about 1/2 of brewed coffee in my cup. I use the extra button to get a little more so it's not too strong. A lot of work for a cup of coffee. Even with all the trouble, it still tastes better than my Mr. Coffee. Since I love my Tassimo machine, I'm going to stick with it. I've found that the best things in life don't come easy.

Very tight fit, but it does work. I was hesitant in ordering after reading some reviews, but I watched a detailed video and gave it a try. The first time I did think I might break the Tassimo latch, but it worked. Definitely follow directions, don’t over fill, use the round paper filter (which I rinse off and reuse several times…don’t judge me lol). I let my pod sit and cool before trying to remove…seems to help. I am now using my very old Tassimo daily!!! I just didn’t like using all that plastic and throwing away. I think the Tassimo makes better tasting coffee than the Keurig. We grind our Starbucks beans and enjoy.

My mother in law is staying with us currently, so my usual coffee pot is dedicated to making her nasty Maxwell House that she loves. I have the Tossimo that I use for guests to treat them to “fancy” coffee, but I’m a fan of just plain black or plain chicory root. This handy little cup is perfect- using the included scoop, I measure three scoops of the coffee or chicory and it makes the perfect strong cup!!