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Currently loving the tesco finest columbian instant coffee
Whats your tipple?
Can instant coffee taste like the real thing?
Whats your tipple?
Can instant coffee taste like the real thing?
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instant can't
i have nescafe azera (both americano & intenso) as my back up and they do their job nicely |
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Agreed^^
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Instant coffee is not coffee, it's coffee extract and is a separate class of drink in its own right just like instant tea. If you enjoy it then drink it. I prefer not to.
It's just as easy to make a cup of coffee using a cafetiere and a good quality ready ground coffee such as Lavazza Cafe Espresso. |
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but u need a coffee machine to make the real thing dont you?
somethin a lot of folk wont have |
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Kenco Rich (blue one)
I buy the Eco refill bags when they're £3 as much cheaper than £6 jar . Wouldn't mind a fancy machine , but the refills should be more affordable , imo |
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and it has to be brown sugar for coffee
white for tea |
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coke zero
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Douwe Egberts
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Brilliant dutch midfielder..hope he has a great world cup.
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but u need a coffee machine to make the real thing dont you?
somethin a lot of folk wont have You don't need anything fancy Pug Munter. I use a cafetiere which is a glass jug with a plunger. It costs £10 from Tesco and will last for ever unless you drop it and smash the glass. You just use it like a teapot. I used to have an expensive espresso machine but this makes coffee which to me tastes as good. It's the quality of the coffee you use which makes the biggest difference, all the rest is bluster. |
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http://www.tesco.com/direct/tesco-8-cup-cafetiere/212-3087.prd?
Here is a link, there are other suppliers of cafetieres available. |
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thajts quite cheap foinavon
may pick one up and try it out once my instant has ran out? Is it possible to make mocha coffee using that cafetiere? |
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Well, I don't drink milky coffee so had to look it up.
You can make black coffee as strong as you like in the cafetiere. Pour it into a large cup or mug and add the rest of the ingredients. I found this recipe for Mocha http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Mocha-Coffee-Drink |
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It's worth noting that a 250g pack of ready ground coffee will make up to 30 servings of average strength coffee. The one I buy is normally priced at around £3-60 but I never pay that as different supermarkets have it on special offer from time to time and I usually pay around £2-50 for it.
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It's the Milky Latte i like too , don't like expresso's
McDonalds is actually rather nice & they use Nescafe in theirs Could probably make a nicer one myself though Does anybody use oneof those simple Milk Frothers that you boil up on the hob & froth yourself ? |
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Maxwell house or mellow birds at poundland.
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Carte Noire 2 x £5 a cracking deal from your local Asda
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www.newmarketcoffeeandtea.co.uk/all_products.php |