We all know that a morning cuppa or fresh coffee can make or break a day. And if you're like us, you've probably invested in a coffee machine such as the Nespresso machine to make the perfect brew at home. (If you haven't yet, we promise you it's worth it!)

But what if we told you there's a secret hack to make your coffee moments even better?

Enter TikTok user Carly, who recently shared a video about a nifty gadget that's taking the coffee world by storm. And let us tell you, it's a game-changer!

The video shows Carly's sister-in-law using a genius tool from Amazon to store her Nespresso pods in a way that will blow your mind. It's so simple, yet so effective.

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In the video, you'll see Carly's sister-in-law's Nespresso machine sitting on the countertop, complete with a row of Nespresso pods perfectly balanced upside down above it.

Apparently, the woman used a set of capsule holders and attached them to the surface above her Nespresso machine. This way, she can easily pull a pod out whenever she makes her morning coffee, all without having to fumble and make a mess!

It's the perfect solution for those who love their coffee pods but hate the clutter they create.

Now, we know what you're thinking - what's the name of this magical gadget, and where can I get one? While the exact item isn't available on the Australian Amazon site, don't worry! We've rounded up some amazing alternatives that will do the trick just as well.

So, whether you're a coffee aficionado or just looking for a way to keep your kitchen tidy, check out these amazing Nespresso pod holders here! Trust us, your morning cup of coffee will thank you.

This holder will keep your pods within easy reach and display them in style. Credit: thedesignedit.com.au.

Looking for a stylish Nespresso pod holder to elevate your coffee game? Look no further than The Design Edit's Coffee Capsule Holder! This sleek black stand lets you store your coffee capsules within easy reach and display them in style.

Compatible with Nespresso capsules and holding up to 40 (20 on each side), it's the perfect solution for coffee lovers who want to keep their pods organised and accessible.

Plus, it comes in two chic colour options - black and gold - so you can choose the one that best suits your kitchen's aesthetic. And at just $19, it's an affordable way to upgrade your coffee setup.

Capable of storing coffee capsules, these coffee racks will save you valuable time when it comes to brewing your favourite drink. Credit: Catch.com.au.

For those who want a rotating Nespresso pod holder, check out Catch.com.au's Rotating Coffee Pod Holder. Priced at $27, it's a must-have for any Nespresso coffee lover.

The carousel is designed to rotate for easy access, and the four racks can hold up to ten Nespresso capsules each, for a total of forty pods. Not only is it functional, but it's also stylish and sleek, making it a great addition to any kitchen countertop.

However, it's important to note that this holder is not recommended for storing ALDI Coffee Capsules or Dolce Gusto capsules.

The suggested capsule pod diameter for this holder is 3cm to 4cm. Credit: Catch.com.au.

If you're short on countertop space, Catch.com.au has another Nespresso pod holder option that might be perfect for you - the Wall-Mounted Coffee Capsule Holder! Priced at $28, this holder can hold up to 40 pods and can be easily attached to a wall using screws.

Not only does it help you clear up space on your kitchen countertop, but it also keeps your pods organised and within easy reach. Plus, with its sleek and simple design, it's sure to complement any kitchen decor.

If you're feeling creative and want to add a personal touch to your coffee setup, why not try making your own DIY pod holder at home? Not only is it a fun and easy project, but it also allows you to customise your pod holder to your liking. You can even use materials you already have lying around the house! To get started, check out the video below or click on this link for step-by-step instructions.

Whether you opt for a store-bought option or a DIY version, we're sure that having a Nespresso pod holder will help make your coffee routine even more enjoyable. So go ahead and give it a try!

Credit: Tails Blography.​

Coffee moments were made to be enjoyed, and with small tweaks like these - you can definitely achieve just that!

Regardless of whether you choose to buy a product like Carly's or get crafty and make one yourself, it's worth considering this trick if you're short of counter space in your kitchen.

We hope this article has given you some ideas on how you can optimise whatever space you have in your kitchen. Have you ever found any smart storage solutions of your own? Let us know in the comments below.

 

[Zemo]

For God's sake ... these things (or something that closely resembles it) have been around for bloody years!

 

[Petra]

I don't have this luxury item .... I have a bottle of coffee, sugar in the sugar pot, milk in the fridge and a $6 kettle from Kmart. My coffee is just fine.

 

[Big M]

What is wrong with just putting them in a container so you can just reach in and take one out when needed????

 

[Zemo]

An even better (and much cheaper!) alternative is (1) just open the box the pods came in); (2) take out one pod at a time; (3) close the box and put it somewhere ready for the next use.
That way, you don't have to spend a single cent and the money you save by NOT buying anything can be put towards purchasing many more boxes of pods. Isn't that brilliant?

 

[Ricci]

I don't have a coffee machine, nor do I want one. My son has reusable pods that he fills himself, much more user and eco-friendly.

 

[Janice Reilly]

I understand coffee pods are very bad for the environment. I use either instant or ground coffee beans in a machine.

 

[Gsr]

My pod holder I bought many years ago from reject shop, on sale for $5. It is a frame with a wire drawer that holds up to 100 pods. My Nespresso machine sits neatly on top of it. It is only slightly bigger than the machine so takes up no more bench space than if the machine was sitting on the bench. I send my used pods back to Nespresso to be recycled.

 

[Zemo]

My pod holder I bought many years ago from reject shop, on sale for $5. It is a frame with a wire drawer that holds up to 100 pods. My Nespresso machine sits neatly on top of it. It is only slightly bigger than the machine so takes up no more bench space than if the machine was sitting on the bench. I send my used pods back to Nespresso to be recycled.

Yes, been thinking about that for a while now because of the amount of coffee we drink. How much does it cost, where do you send them or can you drop the used ones off to a store somewhere? Thanks for an answer.

 

[Gsr]

Yes, been thinking about that for a while now because of the amount of coffee we drink. How much does it cost, where do you send them or can you drop the used ones off to a store somewhere? Thanks for an answer.

Nespresso sent me a postage free return bag for the pods when I placed my order. I have had two, still filling the second one up, has been awhile since I placed my last order so not sure if they still do this. My orders are usually 10 plus boxes as I share them with my daughter. She keeps her pods and puts them in the return bag as well. My daughter has been away for twelve months which is why I haven’t ordered for awhile, I’m using all the pods we both had first.

 

[Zemo]

Nespresso sent me a postage free return bag for the pods when I placed my order. I have had two, still filling the second one up, has been awhile since I placed my last order so not sure if they still do this. My orders are usually 10 plus boxes as I share them with my daughter. She keeps her pods and puts them in the return bag as well. My daughter has been away for twelve months which is why I haven’t ordered for awhile, I’m using all the pods we both had first.

Thanks