I love/adore these cappuchino pads..taste like cappuchino from a café..
okay..not as sweet..but it has great coffee taste.Love it

I am terribly addicted to these Cappuccino pods. I love them and usually brew them into a bg mug, three at a time. They are midly sweet so you dont even need sugar. Out of all the flavors, with the exception of Hawaiian Islands Kona pods, this is my favorite.

On the single cup setting which is what the dorections recommend it brewed less then 4 oz. I had to brew two pods on the double cup setting to even half way fill my latte mug. ill stick with the coffee pods.

Oh - I got the Mr. Coffee thing and the senseo pads at Target at the same time. They were cheaper than the Home Cafe ones (I think they were on sale...)

I used the Senseo Cappuccino in the Mr. Coffee Home Cafe machine.

I didn't get any frothy stuff, and the coffee looked VERY weak at first, then thickened up.

It was acceptable - coffee taste was a bit srong for me (but I don't usually drink coffee...)
I read somewhere that the Senseo pods/pads were compatible with the home cafe machines.
Comparing the pods, the home cafe cappuccino are thicker and wider - possibly causing the problems I had.

I was happy with the home cafe pods though.
Maybe I just don't drink enough coffe...

I picked up a bag at Target as well, and agree with B. Hale. It was a watery, lousy drink.

I purchased the new Senseo Cappuccino pods from Target and followed Senseo's instructions to use the double pod holder and the singel-serve setting. The resulting beverage was was a watery, colorless, tasteless liquid. I am not exaggerating. Seme results when I tried a second pod...... I notice the contents of the dry pod are hard, instead of loose as in the other Senseo pods, causing me to suspect the contents are defective. The expiration date on the bottom of the bag is 11/08/06, so that shouldn't be the problem. I'm reluctant to invest in another bag in hopes of obtaining a satisfactory product!

I too can confirm the Target siting. I purchased a pack and brewed a cup when I got home. Note the directions inform you to use the single serve setting with the double pod holder. This makes a very small cup of "cappuccino." I tried it out and figured that it wasn't bad that way. It definately had a stronger coffee taste then when I ran a pod through with the double serving setting. I prefer the double serve setting though because of expense.
I also purchased two varieties of Archer Farms Tea Pods and they are great!

I can confirm Andrew's Target siting. I picked up a pack of 10 for $3.50 today. Though my per/cup price went up - I brewed the first one using the two cup setting (it is the larger holder after all!) before reading the directions. The taste is not bad, but it's definitely not real cappuccino. A better label might be 'cappuccino-inspired coffee drink.' It's nice to see Senseo breaking out from the plain-Jane pods though and getting creative with pod composition and drink types. This pod has a unique shape and a plastic frame in it.

The Senseo cappuccino pods can be found on the shelf at Target as well. Target is also carrying tea pods.

We'll try them out in some of the other machines in a followup.

Do these work with other pod machines, such as the Bunn?