Kenco Millicano Intense Instant Coffee 95g (Pack of 6 Tins, Total 570g)

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Now, we know people are very much into their ‘brands’ when it comes to coffee and for good reason. Coffee differs so much from product to product and everyone has specific preferences. Freeze-dried coffee: Freeze-drying preserves more of the aroma and flavour profile of brewed coffee, but the process is more costly and time-consuming. Because the flavour is more integral, coffee companies tend to choose good-quality Arabica beans rather than the cheaper Robusta beans used for spray-drying. Freeze-dried instant coffee has a light brown colour and the particles are larger and firmer. Barista verdict: Normally I wouldn’t go for a supermarket’s ‘own brand’ of coffee but firstly, I didn’t buy it and secondly it was all that was in the house at the time. However, I have recently tried it and it makes quite a decent cup of coffee. What makes Kenco barista-style coffee different is that it is smooth and has no bitter taste at all. It has a fresh taste, making it ideal as an everyday drink. Moreover, they expertly blend and roast their coffee from high-quality coffee beans only. The result is a delightful aroma that will provide you with a pleasurable experience with every sip. All the major coffee brands have been competing to produce the best-tasting, most cost-efficient products in a bid to keep their caffeine-fiending customers happy – and some amazing instant coffees have emerged as a result. You also have smaller, independent companies rising up on the instant coffee scene, introducing bold, unusual flavours and whole new ways to enjoy your rapidly made cuppa.

Spray-dried coffee: This is a cheap method of turning brewed coffee into instant coffee granules. The spray-drying process is highly economical but results in much of the coffee’s flavour being lost, meaning there’s no point in using high-end coffee beans. Spray-dried coffee can be identified by its dark brown colour and small, rounded particles. READ NEXT: The best craft beers made in the UK The best instant coffee to buy in 2023 1. Kenco Smooth Instant: The best standard instant coffee The americano and the intenso are the most popular of the Azera collection. A blend of Robusta and Arabica coffee beans gives the Azera collection a strong aroma and is rich in taste while minimising the bitterness that can come with instant coffee. Kenco Millicano Americano Decaf. Now you can enjoy the rich and inviting aroma of Kenco Millicano morning, noo, and even night.

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In response to minimising footprint, watch this space as we have some exciting innovations to come! Made up entirely of roasted Arabica beans in freeze-dried and micro-ground form, then sealed in a pressurised container, the flavours and aroma are rich and well preserved. As far as instant coffees go, this is about as fancy as it gets – and the price reflects that. But there’s a reason it’s the instant brew of choice for so many: it tastes wonderful, even without the addition of milk and sugar. Coffee bags: Admittedly, this coffee isn’t instant – it takes as long to make as a tea – but it’s still pre-made and doesn’t require any special equipment. Coffee bags contain roasted coffee beans that have been ground and then sealed for freshness – the caffeine, flavours and aromas are then released when the bag is brewed in hot water. How long does instant coffee last? Instant coffee has a longer shelf life than whole or ground coffee beans due to the way it’s been preserved. An unopened jar should keep for at least a year and, once you do open it, it will be good for another three months. A typical 100g container of instant coffee has around 50 mugs’ worth of coffee inside, so if you’re a daily drinker you’ll finish it well within the best before date. How much should I spend on instant coffee? Kenco Millicano Americano Original. Expertly blended, allowing you to create coffee-shop style Americano at home.

Aside from these, Kenco also has flavoured coffees that include mocha, cappuccino, flat white, latte, and more.This brand is said to be a careful blend of Arabica and Robusta coffee beans. The flavour of this coffee is quite pleasant, but it may not be quite strong enough for some of the hardcore coffee lovers. Kenco Duo is coffee-shop inspired drinks that the brand measured and layered using only two quality ingredients. You only need to bring them together, pour the rich espresso into the milky froth, and watch as it swirls into your deliciously frothy and creamy coffee.

Kenco instant coffee is rich in taste and has a full-flavored aroma with an accurate blend of ingredients. They offer a massive range that can satisfy the coffee lover in you. Whether you’re after a more luxurious coffee, a tried and trusted classic or an innovative new brew, our list of the best instant coffees will have you sipping delicious, ready-made java in no time. Barista verdict: Personally, I find the best instant coffee taste comes from the Nescafe Azera intenso tin of coffee. Of course, the name itself suggests that it is a more ‘intense’ flavour of coffee, which could be seen as a positive or a negative depending on how strong you like your coffee.When most people think of instant coffee, they probably picture the dark brown crumbs inside a Nescafe Original jar, but instant coffee is actually available in a variety of forms. Here are the main kinds to look out for. Kenco 100% Colombian. This balanced medium roast is made with 100% single origin Colombian beans. It features subtle floral aromas and a fruity top note.

Kenco Rich. Every sip of this full-bodied blend instant coffer lets you experience the intense richness that Kenco is known for. It has an irresistible flavour and distinctive aroma. Kenco coffee products are available at a more affordable price at the following retailers in the UK:The great thing about the Nescafe Azera collection is how finely ground the coffee comes, it doesn’t have the same appearance as traditional instant coffee. Instead, it has a premium finish and allows you to get that beautiful barista-like crema when you make your coffee. Kenco Coffee House Roast. Expertly blended and roasted the best quality beans for a full flavour and delightful aroma, capturing the delicious coffee shop taste, in an instant. Peel the second lid, keep the pot on the table, and add hot water up to the ridge to make the espresso. As part of JDE Peet’s, Kenco helps deliver our Common Grounds programme with the ambition to positively impact people, our planet, and the future of coffee and tea. Common Grounds focuses on 3 main pillars; Responsible Sourcing, Minimising Footprint and Connected People.