What a great presentation of the differences, thank you very much. I just purchased a machine and was leaning towards the stainless reusable pod. I prefer the strongest, intense tasting coffee, so the other ones than the stainless would be my choice now thanks to you.
Little late...just now watched your video. This is the most comprehensive review of the various reusable options for the Vertuoline on TH-cam. Thank you so much for creating this excellent and informative video. Liked and subscribed. Please allow me to add my 2 ¢: First...avoid the SS options. You clearly showed that they are very heavy compared to the Nespresso capsules and the motor, which spins the capsule at up to 4,000 rpm, isn't designed to spin that weight. So plain ole common sense tells me, excess weight = strain on motor = premature wear = shortened life. Second...used capsules in the SAME size can have different bar codes depending on what Nespresso wanted to extract from the coffee in that capsule. The bar codes control 5 parameters: 1) Water volume, 2) water temperature, 3) capsule rotation speed, 4) flow rate, and 5) infusion time (time the water is in contact with the grounds). Hence, different used capsules in the same size can change the taste of the same coffee. I like strong coffee, and after trying 6 different used 7.77 oz capsules, I found one (bronze color with brown graphics) that gave me a noticeably stronger extraction from my Lavazza Gran Crema than the others. Thanks again for the great video. Aloha!!
After reading some comments on this video, i decided to go with the re-sealing option. It works great. I buy the stickers for a very small price and i re-use my pods. I didn't wanna risk damaging my machine with the silicone or aluminum options. So far the sticker re-sealing are working excellent!
I have been refilling pods for 5 years. The reusable silicon caps work way better than the foil caps because the just pop on and off. There is no worry about sealing them. They last for years. I am still using them after 3 years. The foil caps were just tedious putting them on and removing them compared to the silicon. isit the The Coffee Seal Store 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 239 The Coffee Seal's SILICON FILTER to Reuse Vertuoline Capsules, VERTUOLINE & VERTUO capsules, compatible with NESPRESSO VERTUOLINE & VERTUO pods, includes 2 DISCS (green box)
This is such a great video! I hope you get sponsored by Nespresso for this! I just purchased my stainless steal one and unfortunately I will be returning. It didn’t brew correctly at all :(
I really respect this lady's honesty and integrity when comparing products. Naturally it is going to be a personal taste issue as to which system is preferred, although I appreciate that didn’t "rubbish" any of them and only highlighted legitimate issues - but authentically stated the last two (including her own product) were similar and good. Such integrity is rare, but enormously gratifying when demonstrated. Consequently I would gladly purchase her products and support her business.
That was a very detailed and controlled test of the many different alternative pods. I use the prefabricated aluminum covers with cleaned used pods. According to your test, that is one of the better methods to use. Than you very much!! This was very helpful.
Great demo....We've been using the hard plastic lids on the capsules for about a year now. But we notice that after about 20-30 times of use, the capsules no longer work, and we have to start using a new capsule. Any idea why this happens, or why the machine all of a sudden doesn't seem to recognise the old capsules? Your thoughts! thanks
Hi Ken, you can try filling a little bit more coffee, we recommend around 12.5 grams if possible and also make sure to use espresso grinding for better results
Good comparison, one of the many things I was looking for to help me decide what to get and if I should get a Nespresso maker at all. I do have some questions. I want this for making good bold regular sized (8-12 oz.) coffee, I had some once at a place that had a commercial Nespresso machine, and it was very tasty, not sure I even needed cream or sugar. 1) How would it come out if you used regular medium ground coffee like maxwell house or foldgers in a refill pod? 2) I see you have most models of the machines, are there pros & cons? and how could I narrow down my search? 3) Reading reviews I see many complaints about refilling pods, they make a mess, they leak or spit out coffee grounds etc.. Is that a challenge you overcame or is that just something people may be doing wrong themselves? 4) Many reviews say the machines break, stop working, leak, etc... Has any of this happened to you?
Thanks Matt 1.It’s recommended to use fine to espresso ground coffee, medium ground will result in a waterier coffee. 2.The Vertuo machines produce similar result, we don’t see much of a difference, just pick one that suits your budget and style. 3.To be honest, filling your pods will take time and practice, to find the right grinding, the right filling amount, etc, but once you get good at it, it will be a piece of cake. 4.The metal pods sold in the market might have the risk to damage the machine, we would recommend using a good aluminum sticker lid with the vertuo pods itself, just make sure to buy the lids like Sealpod that are thick and big in size, other smaller size or thinner lids will result in leaking of ground coffee and lids breaking, which will also damage your machine.
Hi David, most METAL reusable capsules are not compatible with Vertuo next (you can check their Amazon store if youre not sure). If you want to use with vertuo next we will suggest you to use the lids :)
This was a very long review that would have gotten 5 Stars IF you actually told the BRANDS of what you were reviewing. As you didn't it was basically a waste as no one can remember which ones are good without NAMES/BRANDS. Make sense?
Thanks for your feedback Mike, in this video we wanted to enphasize on the result differrent type of materials produced, so we didn't mention the specific brand, but if you want to know the name/brands You can leave me your email and I'll answer you there
@@sealpodreusablecapsule9234 Well, when you are showing all the benefits and problems with lids, which you did, it was far more than just the material. So, sitting through all that without know what the brands are was tedious and a waste of time, frankly. Why not just mention the name for each when you're doing it? That way I wouldn't have to write in and then sent you a separate email asking for what would have been easier to do at the time. Then, once you tell me the brands I then have to go back and watch the video again to match them up. Just not efficient. I am not going to put my email in here so EVERYONE has it. Where do i sent it to you off this Channel? Thank you.
What a wonderfully detailed review! Thank you very much for your hard work! I just bought some foil lids from Amazon and can’t wait to try them on my Vertuo machine 😃
I have a vertuo next machine and use the "Recafimil" metal pod. It makes an undrinkable watery coffee. I don't know what is the trick. I will try the Lavazza coffee next time but I'm now out of other tips. Could you make a video with my combination? Machine: Nespresso vertuo next, (at 1:22 the white machine in the background) pod: Recmifil metal pod, big one (at 1:22 the 3rd from the left).
Hi, We have already tried and it's also watery, It's because it can only be filled with 5g of coffee, If you wan't a less watery coffee we would recomend you using the sticker lids option
@@jaybeauvais4311 - I switched to a Super Automatic espresso machine. I highly recommend the Phillips 4300 or any of the cheaper models (3200, 2200, etc). You can use whole beans or ground coffee. The beans are better because everything tastes and smells fresh. The only drawback to these machines is that the grinder gets gummed up if you use oily beans such as a dark roast or flavored coffee beans. It's a limitation of all superautomatic machines. But I found a solution! Spread the oily beans on a baking sheet and bake at 200f for 10min. If they're very oily, let the beans cool and repeat step 1. This baking method tends to evaporate most of the oils and dry the beans. The beans are slightly less fragrant but they still taste great.
Thank you so much for making this video, it's exactly the info that I was looking for!!! I've been using the metal pod, and it just makes watery, undrinkable coffee. What is the grind we're looking for when filling these???
@@sealpodreusablecapsule9234 Thank you so much. So I went ahead and made one with a used Nespresso pod, and I put one of those foil lids that I bought from Amazon, I used dark, really yummy coffee from a local grower in Seattle, and it actually worked!!! 🤗 Yeah, so I think the metal reusable pods are awful and I wish I could return it now, I think I paid $25 for it, what a rip off 🤔 Anyway, again, thank you for the video, very much appreciated 🤗
I have the silicone lids and a vertuo next. They work but not consistently. One pod will work and then four of them will not. The machine acts like it is going to draw up water and then it stops and blinks oramge twoce. Any thoughts on what it does not like ?
Which brand's silicone cover are you using? This problem might be caused because you are filling too much coffee or the coffee grind is too fine, but if after correcting it still doesn't work, I think you could try the Sticker lids instead.
The sticker lids and silicon cover produces the best results, the ones with stainless steel cover are the least recommendable if you want strong coffee
In this video we compared these brands Reusable options for Vertuoline, we sorted them in order from left to right According to the brewing scene starting from minute 19, if you are interested please check them on Amazon (Vlid, Madama, My Coffee Star, My cap, Capmesso, Deca) Thanks!
Solid videos, answered alot of questions i had. Only thing however is the links don't have the silicone reusable caps which what I'm looking for as it doesn't require me to keep buying foil and or filters
Thanks for the nice comment Sanjurayan! All the pods are equally compatible with the vertuo next, but in the future if we do a similar video we will use the Vertuo next machine😁
Which brand did you try? For most silicon covers the right way to use it is to fill it to the top without pressing it, and make sure to use Espresso Grinding
how does this compare to the original line? the orginal line has a reusable w/sticker seal. I wonder if this is better because you don't have to deal with stickers.
Excellent video, thank you. I just bought a Nespresso machine from Costco tonight. Vertuo Plus. Before watching your video I was thinking of a metal bass but won’t get those now because they are too heavy and the flavor is not as rich. Am I correct that all of the bases you used on the other four or the original Nespresso capsules that you are reusing? If yes, how many times can they be reused? Of the lids you were using, my favorite was the silicon. What brand did you buy. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. I have been using the reusable rigid cap from MyCap for almost 4 years. I did not realize there were this many options. Your comparison is helpful. The crema, combined with heavy cream and bold coffee, is the taste I'm going for. I wish I could make crema of my entire cup.
What a great presentation of the differences, thank you very much. I just purchased a machine and was leaning towards the stainless reusable pod. I prefer the strongest, intense tasting coffee, so the other ones than the stainless would be my choice now thanks to you.
Thank you so much for your nice commend Brian!
Little late...just now watched your video. This is the most comprehensive review of the various reusable options for the Vertuoline on TH-cam. Thank you so much for creating this excellent and informative video. Liked and subscribed.
Please allow me to add my 2 ¢: First...avoid the SS options. You clearly showed that they are very heavy compared to the Nespresso capsules and the motor, which spins the capsule at up to 4,000 rpm, isn't designed to spin that weight. So plain ole common sense tells me, excess weight = strain on motor = premature wear = shortened life.
Second...used capsules in the SAME size can have different bar codes depending on what Nespresso wanted to extract from the coffee in that capsule. The bar codes control 5 parameters: 1) Water volume, 2) water temperature, 3) capsule rotation speed, 4) flow rate, and 5) infusion time (time the water is in contact with the grounds). Hence, different used capsules in the same size can change the taste of the same coffee. I like strong coffee, and after trying 6 different used 7.77 oz capsules, I found one (bronze color with brown graphics) that gave me a noticeably stronger extraction from my Lavazza Gran Crema than the others.
Thanks again for the great video. Aloha!!
Thank you so much for the support and nice comment!☺
This video was very informative and helpful. It was also very well done! Thank you for taking the time to make it.
Thanks for the nice feedback Mike, We really appreciate it :)
Good video. Thank you for doing it for all of us who are wondering what to get.
Thanks for the nice feedback, have a good day😆
After reading some comments on this video, i decided to go with the re-sealing option. It works great. I buy the stickers for a very small price and i re-use my pods. I didn't wanna risk damaging my machine with the silicone or aluminum options.
So far the sticker re-sealing are working excellent!
Glad that it helped!
I have been refilling pods for 5 years. The reusable silicon caps work way better than the foil caps because the just pop on and off. There is no worry about sealing them. They last for years. I am still using them after 3 years. The foil caps were just tedious putting them on and removing them compared to the silicon. isit the The Coffee Seal Store
3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 239
The Coffee Seal's SILICON FILTER to Reuse Vertuoline Capsules, VERTUOLINE & VERTUO capsules, compatible with NESPRESSO VERTUOLINE & VERTUO pods, includes 2 DISCS (green box)
This is such a great video! I hope you get sponsored by Nespresso for this! I just purchased my stainless steal one and unfortunately I will be returning. It didn’t brew correctly at all :(
I really respect this lady's honesty and integrity when comparing products.
Naturally it is going to be a personal taste issue as to which system is preferred, although I appreciate that didn’t "rubbish" any of them and only highlighted legitimate issues - but authentically stated the last two (including her own product) were similar and good.
Such integrity is rare, but enormously gratifying when demonstrated.
Consequently I would gladly purchase her products and support her business.
This is exactly the video I needed. Thanks so much for the detailed review.
Thanks for your nice comment! have a great day :)
This is rly good test/review. Kudos for that!
Thank you so much!
That was a very detailed and controlled test of the many different alternative pods. I use the prefabricated aluminum covers with cleaned used pods. According to your test, that is one of the better methods to use. Than you very much!! This was very helpful.
Glad to hear that it was helpful for you! and We are also happy that you found your favorite one, cheers!
Going to add this, carefull with full metal capsules, as Vertuo line spins the capsule, adding more weight (full metal) might degrade motor quicker.
Great demo....We've been using the hard plastic lids on the capsules for about a year now. But we notice that after about 20-30 times of use, the capsules no longer work, and we have to start using a new capsule. Any idea why this happens, or why the machine all of a sudden doesn't seem to recognise the old capsules? Your thoughts! thanks
Thanks so much fantastic video
you're welcome, hope it helped :)
Thank you I'm looking for another machine and the reusable capsule option are looking better. 👌
you're welcome, hope it helped :)
Does work. But I’m about convience . Don’t have time to do this when I want an espresso and go.
We would recommend you prefill the capsules using Sticker lids, since you can do it in advance because they are air tight
Great video! Any recommendations for Vertuo Pop?
Amazing feedback!!! 😊
Thank you so much Andrea!
I wish you would give the names for the lids.
Thank you so much for doing this
Thanks you for the nice comment too :D
Very helpful thank you
I found the 250ml pods very weak and Watery. Is there a way to get a large cup of strong coffee with the plastic pods?
Hi Ken, you can try filling a little bit more coffee, we recommend around 12.5 grams if possible and also make sure to use espresso grinding for better results
Thank you for your work! I was wondering what could be the best alternative for Vertuo Next. If you have any tips, that would be great :)
Hi Anna, glad that you liked the video, the ones that we recommend is Vlid sticker lid, Madama silicon cover
Great review, thanks!
Good comparison, one of the many things I was looking for to help me decide what to get and if I should get a Nespresso maker at all. I do have some questions. I want this for making good bold regular sized (8-12 oz.) coffee, I had some once at a place that had a commercial Nespresso machine, and it was very tasty, not sure I even needed cream or sugar.
1) How would it come out if you used regular medium ground coffee like maxwell house or foldgers in a refill pod?
2) I see you have most models of the machines, are there pros & cons? and how could I narrow down my search?
3) Reading reviews I see many complaints about refilling pods, they make a mess, they leak or spit out coffee grounds etc.. Is that a challenge you overcame or is that just something people may be doing wrong themselves?
4) Many reviews say the machines break, stop working, leak, etc... Has any of this happened to you?
Thanks Matt
1.It’s recommended to use fine to espresso ground coffee, medium ground will result in a waterier coffee.
2.The Vertuo machines produce similar result, we don’t see much of a difference, just pick one that suits your budget and style.
3.To be honest, filling your pods will take time and practice, to find the right grinding, the right filling amount, etc, but once you get good at it, it will be a piece of cake.
4.The metal pods sold in the market might have the risk to damage the machine, we would recommend using a good aluminum sticker lid with the vertuo pods itself, just make sure to buy the lids like Sealpod that are thick and big in size, other smaller size or thinner lids will result in leaking of ground coffee and lids breaking, which will also damage your machine.
Can you do a video on the reusable pods that work with the Nespresso next? Thx
Hi David, most METAL reusable capsules are not compatible with Vertuo next (you can check their Amazon store if youre not sure).
If you want to use with vertuo next we will suggest you to use the lids :)
The foil lids work well but I havent quite figured out the best grind size/amount/compaction to get the strongest brew
Hello I have the breville model, I was wondering if all of these options work ?
Which foil lids do you recommend from Amazon for a Vertuo Plus machine?
Regards
Hi Alan, you can try the Vlids
www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Foils-for-Nespresso-Vertuoline/dp/B08XBW27VS?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1
The music appears to be drowning your voice out. Just saying.
Thanks for the advice, We will lower the music volume on our future videos 😁
good job! thanks a lot!!
Thanks for the good vibes :)
You're awesome. Thanks!
Thanks for the compliment☺
thank you🌻
Can you recommend which Nespresso machine for home use. Tq
The Vertuo next is a very good option for home use
Great review! I will mention though that the froth isn't coffee crema, the machine blends the coffee creating a foam.
thanks for the support and clarification! Cheers
Good review
Thanks 😁
Your vidéo are excellent but be careful with silicones, they can break your Delonghi Nespresso machine 😂
I thought aluminum is bad and toxic.
I can hardly hear you talking in the video….
Sorry, we will lower the music volume next time
This was a very long review that would have gotten 5 Stars IF you actually told the BRANDS of what you were reviewing. As you didn't it was basically a waste as no one can remember which ones are good without NAMES/BRANDS. Make sense?
Thanks for your feedback Mike, in this video we wanted to enphasize on the result differrent type of materials produced, so we didn't mention the specific brand, but if you want to know the name/brands You can leave me your email and I'll answer you there
@@sealpodreusablecapsule9234 Well, when you are showing all the benefits and problems with lids, which you did, it was far more than just the material. So, sitting through all that without know what the brands are was tedious and a waste of time, frankly. Why not just mention the name for each when you're doing it? That way I wouldn't have to write in and then sent you a separate email asking for what would have been easier to do at the time. Then, once you tell me the brands I then have to go back and watch the video again to match them up. Just not efficient. I am not going to put my email in here so EVERYONE has it. Where do i sent it to you off this Channel? Thank you.
@@mikestone1865 Thaks again for your feedback, we have updated the brands in the description, please check there.
you sound like you need a cup of coffee, man.
@@sealpodreusablecapsule9234 - Trying to figure out which is which in the video. Specifically, which one is the light coloured silicone lid?
What a wonderfully detailed review! Thank you very much for your hard work! I just bought some foil lids from Amazon and can’t wait to try them on my Vertuo machine 😃
thanks for the kind feedback, glad that it helped!
Did you find that the foil leave coffee grounds on top of the foil and in the coffee? I have noticed that for 2 different foil brands that I’ve tried.
Wow!!! Thank u for all the time and effort and thourouhness u out into this video!!
I have a vertuo next machine and use the "Recafimil" metal pod. It makes an undrinkable watery coffee. I don't know what is the trick. I will try the Lavazza coffee next time but I'm now out of other tips. Could you make a video with my combination? Machine: Nespresso vertuo next, (at 1:22 the white machine in the background) pod: Recmifil metal pod, big one (at 1:22 the 3rd from the left).
Hi, We have already tried and it's also watery, It's because it can only be filled with 5g of coffee, If you wan't a less watery coffee we would recomend you using the sticker lids option
Nothing works for the Vertuo Next model. I've tried them all...Why oh why did I ever buy this stupid machine?!
Agree, the pods are expensive and the refillable ones flood my counter top
@@jaybeauvais4311 - I switched to a Super Automatic espresso machine. I highly recommend the Phillips 4300 or any of the cheaper models (3200, 2200, etc). You can use whole beans or ground coffee. The beans are better because everything tastes and smells fresh.
The only drawback to these machines is that the grinder gets gummed up if you use oily beans such as a dark roast or flavored coffee beans. It's a limitation of all superautomatic machines. But I found a solution! Spread the oily beans on a baking sheet and bake at 200f for 10min. If they're very oily, let the beans cool and repeat step 1. This baking method tends to evaporate most of the oils and dry the beans. The beans are slightly less fragrant but they still taste great.
It works with madama.. u dont need to stamp/ press the powder fill it a little below the top put the lid and it works.. when you press it wouldnt work
Great, so which one do you normaly use and prefeer? 😀
Thank you so much for making this video, it's exactly the info that I was looking for!!! I've been using the metal pod, and it just makes watery, undrinkable coffee. What is the grind we're looking for when filling these???
Thank you for liking the video!, we recommend using fine or espresso grinding :)
@@sealpodreusablecapsule9234 Thank you so much. So I went ahead and made one with a used Nespresso pod, and I put one of those foil lids that I bought from Amazon, I used dark, really yummy coffee from a local grower in Seattle, and it actually worked!!! 🤗 Yeah, so I think the metal reusable pods are awful and I wish I could return it now, I think I paid $25 for it, what a rip off 🤔 Anyway, again, thank you for the video, very much appreciated 🤗
@@gingerlewis4119 Glad that it helped! Let us know if you have any other concerns or question about it :)
I have the silicone lids and a vertuo next. They work but not consistently. One pod will work and then four of them will not. The machine acts like it is going to draw up water and then it stops and blinks oramge twoce. Any thoughts on what it does not like ?
Which brand's silicone cover are you using?
This problem might be caused because you are filling too much coffee or the coffee grind is too fine, but if after correcting it still doesn't work, I think you could try the Sticker lids instead.
Which one makes the least water and bland coffee?? It seems like they all kinda suck compared to the original pods
The sticker lids and silicon cover produces the best results, the ones with stainless steel cover are the least recommendable if you want strong coffee
Very helpful. I would appreciate knowing the specific brand names in order to purchase one of the lids tested.
In this video we compared these brands Reusable options for Vertuoline, we sorted them in order from left to right According to the brewing scene starting from minute 19, if you are interested please check them on Amazon (Vlid, Madama, My Coffee Star, My cap, Capmesso, Deca)
Thanks!
Well done. Thanks for this comparison. Looking forward to giving the Madama a try
Thank you so much Sheldon, it's definitely worth it to give it a try!
Excellent comparison! You covered everything!
thank you so much!
Solid videos, answered alot of questions i had. Only thing however is the links don't have the silicone reusable caps which what I'm looking for as it doesn't require me to keep buying foil and or filters
Thanks for your nice comment, you can type "nespresso vertuoline silicone caps" on Amazon and it will appear :)
You just saved me a lot of time! Thank you for your hard work… Very informative video! Definite thumbs up!!
Thanks, glad that it helped!
Excellent video. Thank you so much! This has been the best video I’ve seen on the Nespresso pods and hack. Thank you so much!
Thanks to you Katherine! if you have any doubts about reusable pods you can ask us here, we will be happy to help you :D
Amazing! Could you do a similar video for the virtuo next? Thanks so much
Thanks for the nice comment Sanjurayan! All the pods are equally compatible with the vertuo next, but in the future if we do a similar video we will use the Vertuo next machine😁
Of the stainless steel capsules, which is the lightest?
Hi Diane, the Capmesso Stainless steel is one of the lighest one
@@sealpodreusablecapsule9234 Thank you so much.
I tried the silicon one today and it tasted watery .
Which brand did you try? For most silicon covers the right way to use it is to fill it to the top without pressing it, and make sure to use Espresso Grinding
Awesome review! Thank you for your time and honest opinion. This has definitely helped me choose my next purchase for my machine. ❤
Wonderful video. Thank you very much.
Thanks for the good vibes too!
Is there a pack on Amazon? You can buy all three small medium and large or do you have to literally buy individual ones for $44the steal ones???!
Very helpful video, thank u!!
Thanks for the nice comment :D
how does this compare to the original line? the orginal line has a reusable w/sticker seal. I wonder if this is better because you don't have to deal with stickers.
Excelente general comparison ! I have a clear pictures of all reusable pods ! Thanks a lot ! ❤
Glad that it helped :), thanks for your feedback!
Very informative. Thanks.
thanks for your positive feedback!
AMAZING review, thank you!
Thanks for watching ☺
Do you not have the ones that screw on to seal?? Not a sticker over top? Can’t find the Nescafé Verto pods
What silicone cover is the best for Vertuo plus in your opinion? Thanks
Excellent video, thank you. I just bought a Nespresso machine from Costco tonight. Vertuo Plus. Before watching your video I was thinking of a metal bass but won’t get those now because they are too heavy and the flavor is not as rich. Am I correct that all of the bases you used on the other four or the original Nespresso capsules that you are reusing? If yes, how many times can they be reused? Of the lids you were using, my favorite was the silicon. What brand did you buy. Thank you!
Great just what needed thanks 👍
Thanks for your possitive feedback DAZ, hope you have a great day!
You are the Best. Thanks
Thank you so much Rover!
can you taste the glue or does the glue go into the coffee?
thanks for the in-depth breakdown
You're welcome, hope it helped :)
thank u so much😊
It was helpful, thanks
Thnaks for very useful review..but This is not "CREMA", but "Foam"
It's crema but it's airated via the centrifugal process, so it's more foamy than regular crema on a "regular" espresso shot
thank you for sharing, great informative video !
thank you for the nice comment!
Very thorough! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. I have been using the reusable rigid cap from MyCap for almost 4 years. I did not realize there were this many options. Your comparison is helpful. The crema, combined with heavy cream and bold coffee, is the taste I'm going for. I wish I could make crema of my entire cup.
Glad that it helped! If you want more crema we would suggest you using the sticker lids, they produce the best crema :)
Put your coffee in the frother and enjoy all crema...
Use an immersion/stick blender.