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All Nespresso coffees contain between 40 and 130 mg of caffeine. The amount of caffeine in a capsule depends on the varieties of coffee used in the recipe. The Robusta contains an average of 2.4% whereas the Arabica contain approximately 1.3% of caffeine. Decaffeinated capsules contain less than 0.1% of caffeine.
Kazaar, Master Origin India, World Explorations Cape Town Envivo Lungo and Barista Creations Corto have more than 100 mg caffeine per cup due to their high Robusta content.
Below are examples or average caffeine contents according to the type of coffee preparation (values are based on UK Food Standards Agency):
Cup of filter coffee: 80–200 mg
Mug of instant coffee: 40–100 mg
Tea cup: 25–110 mg
Standard cola drink: up to 50mg
Standard energy drink: 80 mg
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The Nespresso capsules contain 5 grams for the Espresso range and 7 grams for the Lungo range of fresh roast and ground coffee.
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It is perfectly normal for a few ml of water to spill into the used capsule holder and drip tray during cooking.
Nespresso has released a new version of software to reduce the risk of spillage into the drip tray. To update your machine, use the Nespresso Application. Follow the steps here. Once connected, your machine will perform the update within 48 hours.
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In order to always enjoy the highest quality coffee, we recommend to descale your machine regularly (depending on the usage). The below data provide some help:
Consumption Machines without milk frother Machines with milk frother
2 cups a day every 8 month every 4 month
4 cups a day every 5 month every 2,5 month
6 cups a day every 3 month every 1,5 month
8-10 cups a day every 2 month every 1 monthIf you need further assistance, please contact our toll free number: 06 80 25 82 80
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It is totally normal that some of the water or coffee flows/drops into the capsule container. Mostly it happens when you do not insert a capsule into the machine, and the rewing unit is not sealed with the capsule.
The capsule container can hold 5 or 6 used capsule. Coffee/water is also collected in the drip tray in the same time (about half in this time). It is advisable to empty it regularly because the collected liquid flows easily.
If the capsule is deformed or improperly inserted, the brewing unit will not close tightly and water will flow straight through to the coffee outlet or to the drip tray.
If the problem persists and there is a huge amount of water in the drip tray, please contact Nespresso
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