Make coffee pods yourself - Better than in the supermarket

Make coffee pods yourself is not difficult: If you're in a hobby, you can save yourself the walk to the supermarket and easily make the pads for your morning coffee yourself. In addition, you save money with the homemade coffee pods. In the following guide we will show you how you can make your own coffee pods in a few minutes.

Make coffee pads yourself - you need it

To make coffee pods yourself you do not need expensive kitchen appliances or any special tools. In addition to the aforementioned Bastellaune and a few minutes, you need nothing more than the following household items:
  • Pencil *
  • Small kitchen funnel *
  • Iron *
  • Tablespoon *
  • Tea filter *
  • Scissors *
  • Kitchen board *
  • Coffee pod as template *
  • Coffee powder *
Do you have all the devices together, it can also start with the coffee pad itself go. Are you looking for a supplement to the homemade coffee pod? Then read our guide Nutella yourself - better than the original.


Making coffee pods yourself - That's how it works

  • First take the tea filter and place it on the kitchen board - the tea filter is the base from which you make the Kaffepad.
  • The coffee pad template then lays on the filter as a template and traces the outline of the coffee pad with the pencil on the tea filter.
  • Now take the iron, set it to the lowest level (setting: silk, wool, etc. and wait until it is warm.
  • Use the iron to move along the drawn edge - this "welds" the tea filter: the material is glued and the large tea filter becomes a small coffee pad. But leave a small opening on one side: Here you fill in the next step the coffee.
  • Take two tablespoons of coffee powder (or less, depending on your mood) and fill it with the kitchen funnel in the opening - then you stick the opening with the iron.
  • After everything has been welded together, use the pair of scissors to cut off the excess edge so that you get a round coffee pod that you can use now.
It all sounds much more complicated than it really is: with a little practice, you'll be able to make your own coffee pads in no time. In addition to saving money, this method offers another unbeatable advantage: You are no longer dependent on the coffee of Padherstelller and can try any variety. By the way, you do not have to worry about a loss of quality: The coffee with the homemade pads is in no way inferior to the expensive original pads.

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