Are these aluminum or plastic pods? null

Plastic, and very hard plastic at that.

Both. The pods are very slim plastic (that semi-collapses when processed). The pod cover is very slim aluminum (which perforates when steamed with hot water). The pods ARE recyclable after you remove the grinds (I use a pairing knife, put the grinds in flower pots and beds -- awesome plant food!). Hope that helps!?

“Are these aluminum or plastic pods?”

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plastic pods
Answered by USER 6 years ago
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Plastic pods
Answered by IslandMan 6 years ago
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plastic
Answered by Adim 6 years ago
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No
Answered by John 6 years ago
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Plastic, and very hard plastic at that.
Answered by EconomicRefugee 6 years ago
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plastic
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Both. The pods are very slim plastic (that semi-collapses when processed). The pod cover is very slim aluminum (which perforates when steamed with hot water). The pods ARE recyclable after you remove the grinds (I use a pairing knife, put the grinds in flower pots and beds -- awesome plant food!). Hope that helps!?
Answered by spee 6 years ago
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Plastic.
Answered by RayP 6 years ago
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Plastic
Answered by Victor 6 years ago
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These are plastic capsules.
Answered by Tracy 6 years ago
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