You just got mum to stop drinking Nescaffe, so now it’s time to pamper her before she turns back to the dark side.
Mother’s Day is hard. When you’re a kid, you can just give her something you made or something you bought from the school mother’s day sale, but once you hit adulthood, those fluffy slippers and World’s Best Mum cup start to look… well, a bit cheap.
No stress, we got you covered. Obviously, you can’t just give her coffee (or can you?) for Mother’s Day, but some of the good Italian stuff combined with one or all of the options we’ve laid out in our ultimate Mother’s Day gift guide will get her smiling.
We’re biased, but it sure beats chocolates and flowers. Especially since really good Italian coffee is the gift that keeps giving. After all, every time mum reaches for that box of pods – and not that horrible jar of Nescaffe mice pellets – she’ll think of you and how nice it is to have a kid who cares about what she drinks day in day out. And hopefully, that will earn you enough brownie points to make her forget all the shit things you did as a terrible teen
So have a read through our Mothers Day gift guide, pick out something you like and add a couple of boxes of our Italian Nespresso coffee pods for good measure.
Then buy a nice box, grab some tissue paper and a ribbon and bask in all the compliments you’ll get for outshining your siblings and their rubbish presents!
Gift guide for all those coffee loving mums

1.
Bodum sugar and creamer set for when visitors stop by!
Psst. It’s lacquered with a 24k gold coating for added lustre – so definitely find some way to slip that into conversation.
$70 from Myer
2.
Agatha Christie’s Black Coffee
Hercule Poirot visits a famous physicist, Sir Claud Amory, but discovers he has been murdered… Mum probably already knows who did it.
$14 from Book Depository


3.
Mustard’s Sassy Cat travel mug
Because she’s… well, sassy and she knows good coffee is never served in a polystyrene takeaway cup.
$25 from Asos
4.
Villeroy and Boch espresso cup
Delicate floral and all things mumsy, as long she promises to actually use it and not just admire it in the cupboard.
$40 from David Jones

