«Pleasant taste and eco-friendly packaging, but weak intensity and occasional quality issues. Overall positive, but improvements are desired.»
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Where (country) are the balls produced?
Hello HugoPeter, The Coffee Balls are produced in Switzerland. The roasted coffee comes from Central and South America, Africa and Asia. The components of the protective cover come from Europe. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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I find the idea of the coffee balls captivating - but nowhere in the coffee selection is it written how many balls are in a pack. Only the price per kilo of approx. 90.00 Swiss francs - but I can make lots and lots of super coffee with my fully automatic machine, as I buy the price per kilo at 7-10 Swiss francs for coffee lanes. At the moment I have about 13000 portions out. So the costs are minimal with my machine - but I would be interested to know how much 1 scoop costs.
Thanks Frederica - unfortunately there was no indication before - so per pack = 9 balls. Like the competition so expensive but no waste which is very commendable.
Hello MOSMIC, exactly as Francesca has correctly indicated, there are 9 balls per pack. We are pleased that you like the idea. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
How does someone come up with the number 9? Because they are balls and the color resembles the skittles and you "push" them onto the 9 skittles???!!!!
Hello niwde, thank you for the question. It should not be 10 pieces, as is the case with Nespresso, for example. That's why we opted for 9 scoops. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Stupid answer! Then any number of items, except 10 (because of Nespresso), could be correct. As a result, all Migros products that have the same number of pieces, weight content. Liquid content, energy values, fiber, etc. as Nestle would have to be changed ?????????????????????
This makes the price less easy to compare. A cheap marketing ploy!
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