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Delizio coffee capsule / Cremesso

Delizio Kaffeekapsel / Cremesso

Why are there no Cremesso coffee capsules in Migros? The Cremesso capsules are compatible with the Delizio capsules. There is more choice of coffee varieties and these are a SWISS PRODUCT. (Delica)

Whereby these two brands are identical in Germany, here they are called Delizio and in Germany Cremesso.

I found the Cremesso coffee capsules once in the Migros outlet in Dierikon, and then I kept missing them.
It's a shame that the Cremesso capsules are nowhere to be found on the Migros shelves ?️

Who of you can give me a tip where I can find the Cremesso in Switzerland?

Thank you in advance for your opinions ?

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oie123b

To explain it simply: Delizio is called Cremesso abroad. The "point" of this is that the customer buys the overpriced (but relatively good) capsule coffee here and thinks that it is not available abroad. For a long time, Migros said that Cremesso was not compatible with Delizio, which was not true. They wanted to prevent the identical coffee from being bought much cheaper abroad. If you search for Delizio abroad, you won't find the capsules directly, only if you search for Cremesso, which many people didn't know for a long time... Personally, I gave away my machine about 3 years ago and bought a Jura machine (I was also flirting with Seaco) and coffee beans. Much more environmentally friendly (but that wasn't the reason for my decision!), as the waste is compostable, much better coffee (even if it took me a long time to find the perfect bean coffee ;) ), and I've already saved a few hundred, if not almost a thousand francs (1 kg of bean coffee vs. 1 kg of Delizio capsule coffee, machine price also taken into account). A capsule machine is the best choice for people who drink very little coffee. From one cup per day, however, a fully automatic machine or a piston machine is already worthwhile. Another advantage: you know what you are drinking; compared to other capsule coffees (e.g. those from Switzerland's largest "food (fraudster) company"...)! :-)

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Hello oie123b, thank you for your inquiry. Delizio is a registered trademark in Switzerland - and has been successful on the Swiss market for 15 years. The first capsules of the two systems were still different for patent reasons. This meant that there were also two different systems when Cremesso was launched. In addition, there were trademark issues, as the Delizio brand was already protected in the EU at the time. The different prices: Retailers abroad are free to set their own prices. As a rule, they can work with more favorable cost structures such as store rent or wages and thus offer lower prices than we do in Switzerland. As a comparison: the cheapest Nespresso capsule costs 35 cents in Germany and 50 centimes in Switzerland. Kind regards, Richi

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oie123b

To explain it simply: Delizio is called Cremesso abroad. The "point" of this is that the customer buys the overpriced (but relatively good) capsule coffee here and thinks that it is not available abroad. For a long time, Migros said that Cremesso was not compatible with Delizio, which was not true. They wanted to prevent the identical coffee from being bought much cheaper abroad. If you search for Delizio abroad, you won't find the capsules directly, only if you search for Cremesso, which many people didn't know for a long time... Personally, I gave away my machine about 3 years ago and bought a Jura machine (I was also flirting with Seaco) and coffee beans. Much more environmentally friendly (but that wasn't the reason for my decision!), as the waste is compostable, much better coffee (even if it took me a long time to find the perfect bean coffee ;) ), and I've already saved a few hundred, if not almost a thousand francs (1 kg of bean coffee vs. 1 kg of Delizio capsule coffee, machine price also taken into account). A capsule machine is the best choice for people who drink very little coffee. From one cup per day, however, a fully automatic machine or a piston machine is already worthwhile. Another advantage: you know what you are drinking; compared to other capsule coffees (e.g. those from Switzerland's largest "food (fraudster) company"...)! :-)

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Hello oie123b, thank you for your inquiry. Delizio is a registered trademark in Switzerland - and has been successful on the Swiss market for 15 years. The first capsules of the two systems were still different for patent reasons. This meant that there were also two different systems when Cremesso was launched. In addition, there were trademark issues, as the Delizio brand was already protected in the EU at the time. The different prices: Retailers abroad are free to set their own prices. As a rule, they can work with more favorable cost structures such as store rent or wages and thus offer lower prices than we do in Switzerland. As a comparison: the cheapest Nespresso capsule costs 35 cents in Germany and 50 centimes in Switzerland. Kind regards, Richi

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