A bronze carousel that holds 30 K-Cups without looking like storage
“Proven-seller pick: 4.7 stars, and the bronze open-frame design is why it stays on the counter instead of getting hidden in a cabinet like a plastic pod drawer.”
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The Charmount Coffee Pod Holder is an open bronze-finish carousel that stores 30 or more K-Cups, 40 or more Vertuo pods, or 100 or more original capsules in a footprint of 8 inches across by 7.5 inches tall. The hollow design is the useful part: you can see at a glance when you are running low, and the wide opening means you grab a pod without fishing through a drawer. The bronze finish is the reason to pick this over a plastic drawer organizer, since it sits out on the counter permanently. Because it is just an open frame, it also works for holding fruit, creamer pods, tea bags or snacks if your coffee habit changes. Best fit: counters where the pod box has been sitting out because there is nowhere better for it.
Pros
- Holds 30+ K-Cups, 40+ Vertuo, or 100+ original capsules in an 8 inch footprint
- Open hollow frame shows your remaining count at a glance
- Bronze finish is built to sit out on a counter rather than hide in a drawer
- Doubles as a holder for fruit, creamer, or tea when you switch systems
Cons
- Open design means the pods collect dust if you go through them slowly
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Frequently asked questions
How many pods does it actually hold?
30 or more standard K-Cups, 40 or more Nespresso Vertuo pods, or 100 or more original-line capsules, depending on which system you use.
How much counter space does it take?
8 inches in diameter and 7.5 inches tall, so it occupies about the same space as a large mug.
Does it fit under a kitchen cabinet?
At 7.5 inches tall it clears the standard 18 inch counter-to-cabinet gap easily.
Will pods fall out if it gets bumped?
The frame holds pods in stacked columns. A firm bump can dislodge a top pod, but it is stable in normal use.
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