«The new plastic capsules are significantly inferior in taste and quality compared to the previous aluminum ones. Many customers are disappointed and want the old capsules back.»
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Dear Migros
I would like to echo the previous speakers: I cannot believe that the blend of Arabica and Robusta is still the same as in the previous MBudget aluminum capsules (EAN 7613312421260) or that the change in taste is solely due to the change in material. Please don't take such a step backwards! Plastic capsules like these are available more cheaply from your German competitors, and the taste is just as awful. I would be very happy to see the return of the MBudget aluminum capsules, as they were always very popular with visitors and myself.
NB: no, if they don't make a comeback, I won't be buying a Delizio or CoffeeB machine, but will once again be disappointed by the sudden disappearance of a tried-and-tested Migros product that is clearly in demand, as has unfortunately been the case more and more often in recent years. You are really putting my loyalty as a Migros kid to the test lately...
Hello Patschu, we are sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with the new coffee capsules and find that the taste has changed. We can assure you that the recipe has not changed. We have passed on your feedback to our specialist department. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Is there any chance that Migros will start selling the old aluminum M-Budget capsules again? I usually buy EVERYTHING at Migros, but this coffee is really not good, and the others are too expensive for me.
Hello PfefferHase, thank you for your inquiry. We currently have no plans to reintroduce M-Budget capsules. We have passed on your request to the relevant department. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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So many negative reviews. And what is Migros doing? NOTHING. The poor-quality capsules are still being sold. The good old capsules have disappeared.
Hello Andrea57, thank you very much for your comment. We are sorry that you are no longer satisfied with the quality since the capsules were changed from aluminum to polypropylene. We are happy to confirm that there have been no changes to the formula. That is why we are monitoring the reviews very closely. If necessary, we will take further precautions. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Dear Infoline, with all due respect, I find it difficult to believe that the recipe has not been changed. The resulting coffee is of really poor quality—a world of difference from the old product, even if the capsules don't burst (which they often do). We were shocked and will not be buying the product again for the time being. We are disposing of the packs we have purchased because the bursting capsules are contaminating the machine. We had a large consumption. Can the quality really decline so much purely due to the change in capsule material?
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