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Ive tried so many coffee brands but always end up with Nescafe.Is there a brand that you can recommend as I'm convinced that there is something special I'm missing out on!!
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Instant coffee is largely down to individual taste. I usually like anything from Douwe Egbert and I also think that Asda's own Rich Roast is rather nice.
However, up until last year, I could never understand why people sometimes raved about certain types of coffee in the same way that some people do about fine wines. That was until I tasted a coffee from a coffee cart in London. It was part of the 'Notes' coffee group, where they use a really light roast for their beans. It results in a much sweeter flavour than usual. (I'm usually a 'three sugars guy but I found that just one spoonful was enough for me, as it allowed the flavour of the coffee to really burst through). It was so good that I just had to buy a second cup - and then a third!
So if you're ever in central London, I thoroughly recommend seeking out Notes outlets:
http:// www.not es-uk.s quaresp ace.com /coffee /
However, up until last year, I could never understand why people sometimes raved about certain types of coffee in the same way that some people do about fine wines. That was until I tasted a coffee from a coffee cart in London. It was part of the 'Notes' coffee group, where they use a really light roast for their beans. It results in a much sweeter flavour than usual. (I'm usually a 'three sugars guy but I found that just one spoonful was enough for me, as it allowed the flavour of the coffee to really burst through). It was so good that I just had to buy a second cup - and then a third!
So if you're ever in central London, I thoroughly recommend seeking out Notes outlets:
http://
>>>Proper coffee, at an affordable price
That depends upon your definition of 'proper', Mikey. I know of a burger van where the proprietor took pride in only serving freshly-brewed coffee. He quickly had to change though when he found that the vast majority of lorry drivers complained that he wasn't serving 'proper' coffee. i.e. instant!
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That depends upon your definition of 'proper', Mikey. I know of a burger van where the proprietor took pride in only serving freshly-brewed coffee. He quickly had to change though when he found that the vast majority of lorry drivers complained that he wasn't serving 'proper' coffee. i.e. instant!
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Buenchico...I have found that as soon as you change over to real coffee, the instant stuff doesn't work any more. Occasionally I am given instant coffee and I drink it so as not to give offence, but it just tastes watery and weak.
I also only use real Parmesan now, instead of those horrid little yellow cardboard drums of fake stuff. Again, there is no comparison whatsoever.
I also only use real Parmesan now, instead of those horrid little yellow cardboard drums of fake stuff. Again, there is no comparison whatsoever.