NESCAFÉ Ice Roast, Instant Iced Coffee, 2 Jars (6 Oz Each)

I absolutely love this! A quick, yummy cup of iced coffee every morning in less than 5 minutes. A Godsend for a SAHM of a very clingy 10 month old. It tastes great and dissolves so easily and quickly. Smells amazing, who doesn't love the smell of coffee? Perfect smooth, quick cuppa.

This is an excellent product. After having bought iced coffee from the "famous brand" in bottles for ages, I really started to think that I was paying far too much for my iced coffee. Someone offered me a sample of this Nescafe and I was hooked, it's GREAT! You can make it as light or as strong as you choose, and when I want to add sweetness I use maple syrup instead of sugar - dissolves instantly and tastes fantastic, try it! - and I love some half-and-half as well. Highly recommended.

The jars seem small but it lasts a long time. If you’re looking to save money making coffee at home, you need to try this. I’m still on my first jar of this 2 pack and it’s stayed just as fresh as it was when I opened it over a month ago. I love the taste and it smells like fresh brewed coffee. Easy to transport and mix up on the go. I add mine to almond milk with a touch of creamer to taste. Being able to make it in any strength at any time is a game changer. Make sure to mix it up as soon as you add it for a smooth mix. If you let it sit before stirring it can get a bit clumpy and doesn’t desolve as well.

This is my go-to when I want iced coffee without making it a whole production. It dissolves fast, doesn’t taste burnt, and works great with milk or creamer. Perfect for busy mornings or when you just want caffeine now, not a ritual. I keep it stocked and it does the job every time.

Mixes really well in cold water—no clumps, no fuss, and it’s perfect for quick iced coffee on a hot day. The flavor is smooth enough, but it still has that “instant coffee” taste that you can’t quite get away from. That said, it’s super convenient and makes a decent iced coffee in seconds. If you want café-level flavor, this won’t replace it, but for the price and ease of use, it’s a solid option to keep on hand.

This is great stuff. Tastes good, mixes right in with cold water. Every morning I just shake this up in my cup and I dont need to waste time with filters or cookpots or coffee makers or pods or, even worse, going to the store and standing in line. I used this stuff in my camping trips with creamer powder and sugar, portioned out into ziplock bags. 9 days worth, 2 cups per day takes up very little space compared to regular coffee grounds and whatever type of filter one might use. This way I can just pour into my water bottle, shake it up and be on the trail without having to get out a cook kit and wait for water to boil. There's no having to toss out grounds in shame or carry them out with resentment. Just an empty ziplock. Usually for an overnighter its no big deal but for a 9 day hike, it was part of how I could shave down weight to make it possible to not need resupplies. When biking these snowmobile/hiking trails in the Adirondacks, it's so good to not be weighed down and to be able to carry the fully loaded bike on my shoulders easily over whatever the thing can't climb. For a good cup of coffee with the least amount of work, this is the best I've found.

This is so much better tasting and less messy than javy. I used to buy that but every time I have it's been super expensive and the bottle leaked everywhere. Plus I couldn't buy that with my food stamps. This is less than one bottle of javy and it will last me about 85 days instead of 2 weeks. I really wish I had given this a try a long time ago. I mix it with an ounce or two of cold water in my tiny jar. Then I shake it up. It basically dissolves immediately. So I don't even think I have to shake it up. I probably could just stir it. I don't add any creamer or sugar, because I don't need the extra calories. I drink it straight kind of like a shot of alcohol. Because I don't usually like coffee. This is the first concentrate I've tried that is actually very smooth and doesn't make me grossed out when I'm drinking it. I don't think it would make a very strong tasting cup of coffee though. You'd probably need 2 to 3 teaspoons for the 6 ounce size. But that would be dependant on how strong someone wants their coffee. I may not be the best judge of that considering I drink it in a weird way.

This is just what I needed when I had no electricity for 8 days after the Eaton Fire. The water doesn't need to be hot or cold specifically. Whatever temperature you have it dissolves in it and tastes quite good.