Any good instant coffee powder?

[Anonymous]

I miss dunkin donut coffee & k-cup coffee from workplace. I do not want to drive out for that, and I don't have k-cup machine or coffee maker at home. Do they sell good instant coffee powder mix? I have hot water boiler, so all I need is to pour hot water plus sugar with the powder.

[Anonymous]

Great if I can buy online.

[Anonymous]

You’d be better off buying a French press or coffee maker.

[Anonymous]

If you like sweetened coffee, Hmart sells good Korean instant coffees. They come in individual packets and you just dump in a mug and add water. If you like it a little less sweet, just pinch the bottom of the packet to control the amount of sugar that comes out (coffee mix is on top, sugar settles at the bottom of the packet). Kind of genius.

[Anonymous]

Starbucks Via.

[Anonymous]

I’ve been drinking Via, French roast; pricey for a few small packets but good flavor

I also like Nescafé

[Anonymous]

Bustello

[Anonymous]

Trader Joe’s - they’ve been sold out and I’m trying to restock.

[Anonymous]

For the coffee you like, I would try nescafe. You might have to experiment a little before you get to your preferred amount of coffee.

[Anonymous]

Remember Sanka? Lol

[Anonymous]

I like highground coffee (organic) I found it at Harris Teeter but you can order online.

[Anonymous]

Mount Hagen

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Starbucks Via.

Available at Costco.

[Anonymous]

The Starbucks instant coffee is very expensive for what you get, and those individually wrapped packets are wasteful. Better to get a jar for home use. Cafe Bustelo is my jam. Giant and Harris Teeter sell the 7 oz jars for $5.99. Two spoonfuls per cup, that jar lasts for weeks.

[Anonymous]

I love the DeLallo Instant Espresso. It's more expensive than other instant coffees, but a lot cheaper than K-cups.

https://www.delallo.com/shop/delallo-instant-espresso-baking-powder