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Tassimo by Bosch Takes Part In TerraCycle Program

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

Tassimo TerracycleTassimo by Bosch and TDISCs by Kraft are gladly a new addition to the single serve coffee manufacturers stepping up to take a bigger part in environmental sustainability. Tassimo by Bosch is now participating in TerraCycle. Recently, we divulged one of Flavia Coffee’s “green” initiatives by featuring their participation in Upcycling their fresh brew packs. Now, we can add Tassimo to the list of contenders for responsible single serve coffee manufacturers.

If you are a user of the Tassimo Hot Beverage System by Bosch, then you certainly know the pangs of throwing away so much waste incurred by used TDISCs. In order to participate in the program, the end consumer needs to spot a small fee to receive a TDISC/Terracycle disposal box, in which the used TDISCs as well as the foil packaging the TDISC boxes come in are Upcycled into products. Currently, this Tassimo single serve coffee Upcycle program is only recognized in the UK. But, we have faith that it will be sooner rather than later we will see Tassimo and Terracycle pair up in the United States as well. Here’s hoping!

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New Tassimo Starbucks TDISCs on CoffeeRocket.com!

Thursday, December 3rd, 2009

tassimo_starbucks CoffeeRocket.com merrily welcomes the brand new Tassimo Starbucks TDISCs to their ever-growing website. The two new products from Starbucks are the Latte Primo and Cappuccino Primo. Both of these newcomers have been manufactured in the attempt to bring an even more authentic Starbucks Coffee House experience into your home. These discs are compatible with all Tassimo single cup coffee machines, such as the T45 and T65. We hope you enjoy these creamy and traditional espresso based drinks from one of the most popular names in the coffee industry. Cheers!

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Attention: Calling all (Coffee) Pod People

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

coffeepodsPods seem to be the one kind of single cup coffee that gets the least amount of press. Why could that be? There’s a huge range of coffees to choose from and machines such as the Cafe Xpress or the Melitta One Single Serve Coffee Maker are inexpensive and still brew a satisfying cup of coffee. Well, it’s time to change the negative image on pods. So we decided to give a little credit where deserved, and the results are in! Following the spirit of our “Top 10” Lists this month we have taken a look around and discovered the top ten selling single serve coffee pods. So for all you pod people, this blog is dedicated to you.

10. Wolfgang Puck Reserve Decaf – Wolfgang’s secret blended medium roast recipe yields a full-bodied cup with chocolate notes minus the caffeine.

9.  Melitta One Vanilla Haze- The perfect combination of sweet vanilla cream enhanced with the flavor of warm toasted hazelnuts.

8.  Melitta One Home for the Holidays- A cozy blend of creamy vanilla, fluffy white coconut, buttery caramel and sweet nuts.

7.  Melitta One Skip the Buzz – Premium 100% Colombian coffee is roasted to perfection to deliver a satisfying, full-bodied taste without the caffeine.

6.  Melitta One Parisian Café Blend – A delightfully smooth dark roast coffee with deep full flavor and smokey overtones.

5.  Melitta One A Café Kind of Day- 100% Colombian brew delivers a subtle, wine-like overtone from daybreak to nightfall.

4.  Wolfgang Puck Espresso Dark-A bold, Italian-style roast creates an espresso with body and character.

3.  Melitta One Love at First Sip – Premium blend of Central and South American coffees, medium-roasted to deliver a bright, full-flavored breakfast blend with a finish so smooth, you just might start blushing.

2.  Melitta One Buzzworthy- A choice blend of Central and South American coffees, buzzworthy is dark-roasted for an intense aroma and a flavor that’s full bodied with smoky overtones.

1.  Wolfgang Puck Reserve-Wolfgang’s secret blended medium roast recipe yields a full-bodied cup with chocolate notes.

Yes, the two most popular brands seem to be Wolfgang Puck and Melitta One Universal Pods. Although, don’t you fear pod-lovers. Pods are also manufactured by Timothy’s Coffee, Senseo, Reunion Island, Java One, and Organa Tea Pods. Another great feature of pods is the variety of machines they are able to work in. For example, K-cups are only compatible with Keurigs, TDISCs with Tassimos, Flavia brew packs with Flavia Drink Stations…you get the idea. But, pods are universal to all other pod machines. Is this a miracle? No! It’s just the simplicity of pod shapes. In addition, pod brewers start at a much lower price than any other single cup coffee machine. So if you are wary about entering the world of single serve coffee, here’s your chance to break in without investing a fortune. What are you waiting for?

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Tassimo Releases T-65 as an Upgraded Version of the T-45 Now Available at CoffeeRocket.com

Friday, October 9th, 2009

Tassimo_T65BrewerWith an already successful response to their upgraded Tassimo T-45 coffee machine model after a change in manufactures, Tassimo decided they were ready for an even further upgrade. This month they released the T-65, which is very similar to the T-45, but includes a couple new features that will allow them to break into more diverse markets.

Beginning with a new LCD screen above the already familiar start button, the new multi-lingual (English/German/French/Italian/Spanish) feature will allow Tassimo to distribute product in new areas without having to add specifications in order to localize each machine. An innovative and futuristic marketing plan, they are creating a supply for a demand that’s quickly approaching. The screen displays digital step-by-step instructions or reminds the user that it’s time to refill the water tank. Overall, a useful feature for the first time user who doesn’t know where or when to insert the T-Disc.

In addition, they have also added three bright lights directly below the brewer to illuminate the drink being made. It’s a small feature, but in a dimly lit room it gets quite a reaction.

Although the T-65 is very similar to its predecessor, the T-45, its new additions prepare Tassimo for extraordinary success in building a bigger market segment. Good luck to them. We’re always looking forward to new features and upgrades. Available now at CoffeeRocket.com.

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