![]() ![]() We’re still not really sure what the difference is, outside of the lungo varieties packing in more coffee and therefore needing to be run through the longer variety, unless you like your short coffees with an insane amount of impact.Īt one of Nespresso’s many Sydney outlets, though, one of the store representatives told us that if we ran a short pod through the longer lungo setting, it would essentially make the coffee burn. The same pod run through two different coffee sizes. ![]() Most varieties of the pod seem to be made for ristretto (25ml) or espresso (40ml), with the long or “lungo” (110ml) pod having its own specific type, which you can generally see when the word is tacked on to the end of a coffee variety. When you’re buying a sleeve of pods, Nespresso’s system tries to make it clear which pod you should buy, with specific words explaining the different amounts of coffee on its pod sleeves. The Nespresso coffee pod machines all have similar controls, allowing you to easily pick which type of cup you want at that moment: short or long. But something about the Nespresso machines has us wondering… outside of the amount, what exactly is the difference between the short and the long cups? And we like our coffee long, because it essentially means more caffeine. We have to be, what with reporting on technology, so we need to be wired. Here at GadgetGuy, we’re avid coffee drinkers. ![]()
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