Nespresso Vertuo - Capsule Sizes

[@DrSharaye]

Thank you for creating a clear and concise video. I watched another one on the same topic and all she did was blab and blab and blab, while pouring each size without getting to the point. After 10 minutes of wasted time she still wasn’t nearly as detailed as your 4 minute explanation. Thank You!!!

[@slick_will2910]

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[@XHXHX]

Thank you so much for including the caffeine stats!

[@pueo5785]

Truly awesome video...your visuals and concise explanations cleared much confusion about Vertuo's various sizes. However, let me add one clarification/correction regarding caffeine: The difference between roasts is just taste, NOT the amount of caffeine. The truth is caffeine content remains pretty much the same during each stage of the roasting process. It's extremely stable during roasting, wtih a melting point of 455°F which is well above what beans reach during roasting. Caffeine content of dark vs. light depends more on the method of measuring your coffee. The longer a bean roasts, it gets bigger and less dense (lighter), so a light roasted bean will be smaller but more dense (heavier) than a dark roasted bean. Therefore: If you measure coffee by volume... Light roasted (smaller) beans = more beans per volume = more caffeine. If you measure coffee by weight... Dark roasted (lighter) beans = more beans per weight = more caffeine. However the differences will be oh-so-slight that you can say caffeine levels of various roasts are virtually the same. So caffeine level is not a question of light or dark roast, but simply the amount of coffee used when brewing.

[@gabrielaortiz746]

Caffeine quantity depends on different factors but the main one es the variety of the coffee plant

[@pueo5785]

@@gabrielaortiz746 So true...thanks for pointing that out. Robusta beans are known to have higher caffeine than arabica. Maybe that's why my go to coffee is a 60/40 robusta/arabica blend. Lol...

[@christinaferreira9410]

Thank you! I started feeling like a complete moron but you explained it very well for me and I thank you for that

[@sarahsutherland9700]

haha same!

[@jonathanbowman8822]

so informal! Def subscribing to this guy.

[@andreargove]

Thanks for your time explaining all this ❤. 😢I was very confused 😅.

[@lauwe54]

Thanks so much great video and very well explained,i have learned alot from it,

[@sarahsutherland9700]

This was super helpful!

[@idprotect4u]

Nice job... I'm with Christina... now I get it.

[@Virgo_Victoria0830]

This was very helpful

[@sinnickson]

Thank you for making this

[@pieterlinthof8391]

How is the temperature of the coffee with this machine?

[@qltygrl3187]

Are the alto pods still available?

[@malloryrivero5904]

Are they bitter? Mine are coming out bitter

[@Creolepatra.]

Good video. Thank you.

[@jmccarty82]

Is there a vid where one names every capsule? I want to learn how to pronounce the names of each Vertuo capsule.

[@MidwestMami3]

Thank you❤🌹🙏

[@brendaspamperedkitchen9878]

Espresso, not Expresso🤗 Good vid

[@sunchue1234]

I realized this as I was editing and was so disappointed in myself. One day I will say the right words haha

[@Catcrumbs]

Use SI units

[@sherryflavour3791]

Freedom units

[@erea3355]

Seriously that is going to make bitter coffee if you have that much water to that little coffee

[@KarenMoore-ev7cv]

What else can you explain to me? 😛😘

[@ryanpuzerewski5097]

I get suuuuper bugged when people say "Expresso". It's eSpresso.

[@_-_-936]

bro said the normal coffee size lol