Over the last several years there has been a dramatic shift in the advancement of coffee brewing technology. If you are not familiar with single serve coffee brewing machines you may have never heard of the Tassimo T-Disc. Or you may be noticing more and more people with silver disc holders displaying different kinds of coffee in small pods or discs on their kitchen counter. The Tassimo T-Disc is exactly that, a small plastic disc that holds just the right amount of finely ground coffee, tea or chocolate for hot chocolate.
These small discs are sealed and can only be used in a Tassimo Hot Beverage Brewing System. These T-Disc are gaining popularity not only for convince of brewing one cup of coffee at a time, but because they also brew coffee that is superior in taste as well. The T-Disc comes in several flavors and brew strengths. They have brands as common as Maxwell House to as uncommon as Gevalia Coffee as well as Tazo Tea and Milka hot chocolate. The T-Discs are pretty expensive compared to other means of brewing coffee, for example a 40 serving (at one cup each) package of Maxwell House cafe blend sells at target for 39.99. This may be more than what you are used to spending on coffee if you brew with a regular 12 cup coffee maker. If you go to your local Starbucks on a daily basis and order the house blend however you may find that the Tassimo T-Discs are comparable or maybe a bit cheaper than what you spend every day. You will also notice that the quality of the brew is superb. A 12 cup package of Starbucks house blend sells for 10.99 at most retailers. Tassimo T-Discs look like and are the coffee brewing of the future.
