best instant cappuccino .....

BeenieCat

I think Nescafe are best.

Tried the Kenco ones and thought they were really poor, really weak and tasteless, and no froth unlike Nescafe.

UnderPressure

The simple answer is................ none they are all disgusting, and anyone that drinks anything made by nescafe does not have a clue what true coffee is all about, nescafe are by far the most disgusting unpalletable drink of coffe ever oooooooooooooooooo.

As all you are drinking is artificial everything that is made to taste a little like a latte etc, you would all be much better drinking your normal every day brand of coffee and when you would buy some of this powdered rubbish throw the 2 quid or whatever it costs into a jar, within 3-6 months you should have enough money to go and buy a half decent machine then you can make the real deal

Trust me all I drink on a daily basis is latte's, never drink instant anymore in fact I just cant drink instant anymore it tastes so bad, costs me next to nothing now to do huge mugs of latte everday, in fact I would go as far as to say when I do go out for a coffee with the wife I am always saying mine is better at home than most of these trendy coffee shops produce for a fraction of the price

Coffee and milk to dont come naturally in powdered form so these are simply processed, if your fine with processed food then stick with them they should be OK for washing down your chicken dippers, the irony as usualy is if you have a machine you can make the real mcoy for much less than 1 of these processed pack anyhow...........

Coffee is one of my passions hence the heavy handed opinion

Home_Alone_2

UnderPressure wrote: »

The simple answer is................ none they are all disgusting, and anyone that drinks anything made by nescafe does not have a clue what true coffee is all about, nescafe are by far the most disgusting unpalletable drink of coffe ever oooooooooooooooooo.

As all you are drinking is artificial everything that is made to taste a little like a latte etc, you would all be much better drinking your normal every day brand of coffee and when you would buy some of this powdered rubbish throw the 2 quid or whatever it costs into a jar, within 3-6 months you should have enough money to go and buy a half decent machine then you can make the real deal

Trust me all I drink on a daily basis is latte's, never drink instant anymore in fact I just cant drink instant anymore it tastes so bad, costs me next to nothing now to do huge mugs of latte everday, in fact I would go as far as to say when I do go out for a coffee with the wife I am always saying mine is better at home than most of these trendy coffee shops produce for a fraction of the price

Coffee and milk to dont come naturally in powdered form so these are simply processed, if your fine with processed food then stick with them they should be OK for washing down your chicken dippers, the irony as usualy is if you have a machine you can make the real mcoy for much less than 1 of these processed pack anyhow...........

Coffee is one of my passions hence the heavy handed opinion

I agree. As I posted above, some milk shaken hard in an empty milk container so it froths up and poured into a mug of hot black coffee means your favourite coffee without the chemical taste. The cappuccino sachets are horrible and leave a nasty aftertaste. They are full of goodness knows what, don't taste natural, etc. I regularly serve cappuccinos up by my method and no-one is any the wiser.

Vaila

ofcourse freshly made lattes and cappuccinos taste better and are probably better for you, but not everyone has the time or skill to make them. i like to make my own too, but i also like to see what the ready made ones are like aswell

Home_Alone_2

arran_m wrote: »

ofcourse freshly made lattes and cappuccinos taste better and are probably better for you, but not everyone has the time or skill to make them. i like to make my own too, but i also like to see what the ready made ones are like aswell

It doesn't take time or skill to shake some milk in a lidded container, it only takes literally 5 seconds.