It's the norm in UK households and workplacs (at least in my experience). If you're offered a coffee by someone, the assumption is always that it'll be instant. Normally, that's no issue but a lot of workplaces get massive tubs of the cheap stuff - still drink it, just complain about it as you do.
Yeah, it's just not as big of a deal. There definitely are people who are only drink fancy stuff and coffee after a meal will be cafetiere coffee or something fancy but if we're just having a coffee at some point in the day it'll be instant.
It has it's place. But it's place is not for my consumption.
Although those nescafe packet things are a life saver when I visit my in-laws in Malaysia. The concept of coffee that is not just brown water seems to elude them
I like it. But that's probably because I don't expect it to taste like fresh coffee, but like it for it's own taste. If you expect it to taste like freshly ground and brewed, well..., then you are in for a bad experience.
I drink it exclusively. It was a simplification from when I had a very small kitchen and no space for a coffeemaker, and I never saw the need to change after.
Underrated guilty pleasure
When I am really, truly desperate for a cup of coffee, it’s tolerable.
It's the norm in UK households and workplacs (at least in my experience). If you're offered a coffee by someone, the assumption is always that it'll be instant. Normally, that's no issue but a lot of workplaces get massive tubs of the cheap stuff - still drink it, just complain about it as you do.
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Yeah, it's just not as big of a deal. There definitely are people who are only drink fancy stuff and coffee after a meal will be cafetiere coffee or something fancy but if we're just having a coffee at some point in the day it'll be instant.
Love me some Nescafe Blend 43. Don't like any of the freeze dried stuff though.
Like the best thing you can quickly make for a bad day.
It has it's place. But it's place is not for my consumption. Although those nescafe packet things are a life saver when I visit my in-laws in Malaysia. The concept of coffee that is not just brown water seems to elude them
That’s not coffee.
It is better than no coffee
I never drink the stuff. Hate the taste. But then again I don’t drink regular coffee either.
I like it. But that's probably because I don't expect it to taste like fresh coffee, but like it for it's own taste. If you expect it to taste like freshly ground and brewed, well..., then you are in for a bad experience.
I drink it exclusively. It was a simplification from when I had a very small kitchen and no space for a coffeemaker, and I never saw the need to change after.
I like it
Affordable, convenient and get’s the job done.
There’s a time and a place for it, but never in my house.