For many Brits, the morning rush often leads to an expensive takeaway coffee habit, but a major sale from pod coffee giant Tassimo offers a stylish and budget-friendly solution. The brand has slashed prices by up to 58% on its popular machine bundles, just in time for Christmas.
Substantial Savings on Popular Bundles
The standout deal is the Tassimo Finesse Friendly Red All the Favourites Coffee Bundle. This package, which normally retails for £122.24, is now available for just £49.99. The bundle includes the machine itself and a selection of pods for making a variety of hot drinks.
Shoppers can use the included capsules to create Costa-style cappuccinos, creamy Milka hot chocolate, and barista-style lattes. The machine itself is noted for its eco-credentials, being made from 60% recycled plastic with 94% recycled packaging.
Compact Design Meets Smart Technology
A key selling point for these devices is their space-saving design. The Finesse Friendly model measures 366mm x 265mm x 157mm, with customers praising it as "compact and easy to use." It operates with a simple one-touch button, though it does not include a built-in milk frother.
For those seeking more customisation, the Tassimo My Way – Cream & ‘The Perfect Brew’ Coffee Bundle is also discounted. Now £79.99 (down from £131.99), this machine features INTELLIBREW™ smart technology. It reads barcodes on each pod to calibrate the perfect brew and allows users to adjust strength and volume, saving up to four personalised settings.
What Shoppers and Rivals Are Offering
While Tassimo's sale is significant, it's worth noting that a separate milk frother is needed for lattes and cappuccinos. The Daewoo Electric Milk Frother is currently £22.79 on Amazon.
Rival brands are also competing for attention. Curry's has reduced the NESPRESSO by De'Longhi Lattissima One Pod machine by £60.99 to £159, which includes a built-in frother. Meanwhile, the L'OR BARISTA Sublime machine and milk frother bundle is £104.99, down from £223.88, and comes with 100 capsules.
The Tassimo sale, first reported on 16 December 2025, offers a timely opportunity for consumers to invest in a home coffee setup and cut down on costly high-street purchases.
