Cupella compatible with Nespresso Hot Chocolate Pods for Original line machines - 50 Ct Nespresso Chocolate pods Italian

Super yummy little drink. My little 9 year old daughter loves that in the AM she can make a little “espresso hot coco” the flavor is good! Make sure the setting is set to the espresso shot. NOT the regular coffee setting. If you use the regular coffee size, the coco will be watered down.

Waste of money. Kid 1 said it was gross and not worth drinking. Kid 2 added chocolate and milk and said it still was nasty. Kid 3 said it tasted like hot water with cheap coco powder sprinkled on the top.

Never seen something this good, I seen people complaint in reviews, they probably buy without reeding description, perfect small shot of chocolate, expresso size.

This was extremely weak hot coco when brewed as a lungo cup. And even when I made the smaller size it was not very chocolatey. But it was nice to be able to make a cup quickly.

Don’t waste your time with this Nexpresso chocolate pods! It’s just no good at all! When using the Nexpresso machine only use the small cup because if you use the big cut will be only water and not chocolate at all. I bought it thinking about making a quick cup of hot chocolate but I was very disappointed ti said the least! Even the small cup doesn’t have a chocolate flavor.

These Cupella “Mini Chocolate” capsules are for Original Line Nespresso machines only. These function well in my Essenza Mini. Each capsule makes a small “mini” drink (as expected) given the optimal 2 oz size per capsule and the 3.72 oz lungo or 1.35 oz espresso machine options on the machine. Given no 2 oz option, using one hot chocolate capsule may taste weak using the lungo option, or strong using the espresso option. But it’s a cinch to adjust the strength and/or make a bigger than mini size drink.If I only want to drink a mini size, I’ve pulled my cup a little early on the lungo setting so it gets less water and tastes richer. If I want a bigger drink, I’ve brewed multiple capsules on different settings to average out close to the 2 oz water per capsule ratio. I personally like brewing 2 capsules on the espresso setting and 1 on the lungo setting for a 6.5 oz size hot chocolate that tastes just right and seems similar in calories to typical cocoa packets made with water.*The hot chocolate has a delicious chocolate flavor and brews smooth and frothy on either setting without lumps or a need to stir. I personally enjoy a mini using the standard lungo or espresso settings, but can see why some would find the hot chocolate too watery brewed with the lungo setting as it adds almost 2x the amount of contemplated water. Still, I like it as most hot chocolate mixes are overly sweet for me so I dilute them anyway.The espresso setting makes a rich and flavorful hot chocolate as it uses less water. Some may like it “as is” even though rich. I just add a splash of milk and think it tastes great. I also think it’s perfect for adding to my latte to make a tasty mocha coffee drink, and I enjoy making a decaf espresso mocha drink in the evening to enjoy instead of dessert. I like the Cupella hot chocolate a lot. 4.5 stars. Made in Italy.*The label (posted) suggests to me each capsule is just under 30 calories. The box came with 5 bags of 10 capsules each, and the label suggests net weight per bag is 65g. That would make net weight per capsule about 6.5g. The label says 100g of product (content of about 15 capsules) has 406 calories, so it seems each capsule has about 27 calories. But please check with the company if precise nutritional information is needed as this is just my best estimate.

I received the hot chocolate pods yesterday and made my first cup right away. The pods are simple to use, same as using any Nespresso original line coffee pod. The hot chocolate comes out rich and creamy. I added foamed milk on top and it was perfect. I did add a touch of stevia, as I wanted it slightly sweeter.

I liked the idea of hot chocolate in my Nespresso machine but it's too watery