Pret at home! Cafe launches COFFEE PODS to its takeaway collection of bake-at-home croissants, granola, ketchup and ground coffee
- New range is available in two 100 per cent organic Pret coffee shop favourite blends Espresso and Classic that are compatible with Nespresso machines
- Available in more than 500 Tesco supermarkets throughout the UK and at Ocado
- Classic pods use dark roasted beans to create an intense and indulgent espresso-based coffee with the familiar Pret chocolate caramel tones
The thousands of home workers who have missed their Pret A Manger fix while absent from the office can now enjoy the company's coffee at home, as the commuter's favourite has launched coffee pods.
The new range is available in two 100 per cent organic Pret coffee shop favourite blends Espresso and Classic that are compatible with Nespresso machines.
It's available now in more than 500 Tesco supermarkets throughout the UK and online at Ocado.
Classic pods use dark roasted beans to create an intense and indulgent espresso-based coffee with the familiar Pret chocolate caramel tones.
![The new range is available in two 100 per cent organic Pret coffee shop favourite blends Espresso and Classic that are compatible with Nespresso machines.](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/07/29/16/46054523-9840173-The_new_range_is_available_in_two_100_per_cent_organic_Pret_coff-a-35_1627572189211.jpg)
The new range is available in two 100 per cent organic Pret coffee shop favourite blends Espresso and Classic that are compatible with Nespresso machines.
While the new Espresso Blend range has familiar notes of dark chocolate and spice with smoky undertones, while the Classic Blend.
The range is part of the partnership with Pret and JDE Peet's and will take it's toatal offering to five products including 200g Roast & Ground and a 450g whole bean.
Clare Clough, UK Managing Director, Pret A Manger told FEMAIL: 'We are thrilled to be adding coffee pods to our growing coffee-at-home range so more of our customers can enjoy our organic coffees from the comfort of their home.
'Whether you're committed to your cafetière, or you love the convenience of using coffee pods, we want to make sure there is something for everyone to enjoy as we continue to expand how people can enjoy the Pret products they've grown to love in our shops.
![While the new Espresso Blend range has familiar notes of dark chocolate and spice with smoky undertones, while the Classic Blend.](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/07/29/16/46054521-9840173-While_the_new_Espresso_Blend_range_has_familiar_notes_of_dark_ch-a-36_1627572192696.jpg)
While the new Espresso Blend range has familiar notes of dark chocolate and spice with smoky undertones, while the Classic Blend.
'JDE has been creating coffee for over 265 years, and we're delighted to be partnering with them to launch our first-ever coffee pods.'
Andy Adams, Sales Director, JDE UK commented: 'We have long been impressed with the Pret brand and the unique organic coffee they serve consumers throughout the United Kingdom.
'We are excited to partner with a premium brand for their first venture into Single Serve coffee in retail and we look forward to expanding our partnership to bring new premium coffee experiences to consumers here in the United Kingdom and beyond.'
The new aluminium coffee pods are the latest in a series of consumer-packaged goods launches as part of Pret's business transformation programme and follows successful launches of bake-at-home croissants, granola, and ketchup ranges in Tesco earlier this year.
It also follows the launch of Pret's retail coffee beans range which are available in Sainsbury's, Amazon, Ocado and Waitrose.
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