What does Veeky Forums think of instant coffee?

What does Veeky Forums think of instant coffee?

its good if you need coffee instantly

if you're gonna load your coffee with a ton of cream and sugar, you might as well use instant.

it'll taste the same as freshly brewed.

i have a cup of insta decaff in the morning.

I wish it was cheaper.

Use it for baking friend.

>"coffee"

why would you do that?
is this a ruse?

If in need for some caffeine fix, it'l do

This. Also for making frapés.

good for camping

What's the best instant coffee money can buy? I only tried Folgers

In the US, short of dollar-store shit and most off-brand shenanigans, Folger's is the worst.
Try Nescafé, specifically, Nescafé Clásico if you can find it. Alternately, believe it or not, Aldi's storebrand is actually pretty good, certainly better than Folgers or any other storebrands I've tried. If Nescafé Clásico is 9/10 as far as instant coffee goes (7/10 compared to regular coffee), Aldi is 8-8,5/10 or so. It's pretty close and at about a third the price.

Trader Joe's is good.

Folger's is so much fucking worse than Nescafe's and TJ's shit

TJ and Aldi are the same company, aren't they? Just that TJ is kind of like the upmarket version?

Kinda like how Banana Republic is Gap's upmarket store.

I'm not sure I could tell the difference between a cheap preground dark roast brewed in mr coffee and instant.

They are different companies as one is from Aldi Nord (tj) and one is from Aldi South (aldi) . The two aldi brothers split up the German market. And now the world.

They won't fight because after all its family but for the US market they just had different ideas or let's say Aldi Nord didn't think Americans would ever return their shopping car eg

Caffeine fucks me up. Decaf 'works' just like regular coffee, if you know what I mean.

Only good if you need emergency caffeine.

if i have enough time to boil coffee i have enough time to french press it

Taster's Choice is better than Folgers

It does the job, is convenient, and cheap as fuck.

Folgers is basically the worst, the just-us stuff is probably the best, and nescafe is somewhere in the middle.

I do french press when I have the time, but usually keep instant around for when I can't be bothered or don't have the time and just need to get some caffeine in me.

do you mean pooping

Really good as an ingredient, but passable as a drink.

It doesn't make very tasty coffee, but it's fantastic for making coffee syrup.

So placebo, basically.

whats the best asian instant coffee?

Diarrhea

Would instant coffee and baileys work like normal coffee and baileys which is basically enjoyable for that distinct baileys tinge?

Better than the real thing for baking and emergency rations

>dad hates brewed coffee
>only drinks instant
>grow up with only instant in the house
>try to drink coffee
>i fucking hate it
>become a teafag instead
>get a nespresso machine when 2 weeks back
>literally drinking 7 cups a day
wtf i love coffee now

Wait until you take the next step and buy whole freshly roasted beans.

Moccona indulgence is pretty good and pretty strong on two teaspoons

I prefer instant coffee (Nescafé) over 90% of what's sold of non-instant coffees.

I don't make coffee at home anymore, other than instant coffee, so when I go to restaurants and cafe´s and order a coffee, I can usually taste 2 things. The taste of the actual coffee which is better than what I get at home + the taste of the damn burned coffee because they often don't clean their mashines properly ....so there is always some leftover that gets cooked over and over and over x_x

There's always a small amount of caffeine left in decaffeinated coffee. I guess if you're really sensitive, it still has an effect.

Pretty much. I guess the instant coffee process has come a ways. Used to be made heating aerosolized brewed coffee. Now the main process is freeze drying, which tastes better. Brands like Starbucks put superfine grounds in theirs, which makes it taste even closer to real coffee (expensive as fuck). Still sucks though. To me it's for post-apocalyptic emergency rations and MRE's for the poor guys in stationed buttfuck Afghanistan. I accept it as a completely different entity then the other drinks we call coffee, though. Acquired taste, cultural thing, etc.

The leftover caffeine is really only enough to effect people with medical issues, it won't keep you up at all

The best.

>if you know what I mean.
We don't

wilkins coffee

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I like some instant.
But it tastes nothing like coffee. Its its own drink, only distantly related to coffee

love the stuff. my stomach hates it but fuck that. dollar store brand is best. me and my buddies used to mix this in with espresso. we called it "battery acid". really good for projects that are going to take 12+ hrs. leaves you feeling like you are coming down from meth tho

dollar store shit is the best. a couple lines of it and i feel like my dick is flying through the air 20 ft ahead of me

if you're going to get it, at least get this

tastes of onions
3/10 did not buy again.

I keep energy drinks on hand for that instead. You could also use caffeine pills but I like both coffee and energy drinks, in addition pills make it too "easy" to acquire caffeine which means you're likely to try to fight a tolerance by increasing doses rather than keeping it constant as you would with drinks.

>doesnt mix onion powder in w/ his instant coffee

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Also, one sells tobacco and the other doesn't.

Instant coffee brands vary wildly. I used to share a container with my friend, I think the brand was Nescafe. Only 2 teaspoons of it and you got a strong cup of coffee with good flavor. I figured all instant was like that so when I moved out I bought a $1 container from Walmart. I use a few tablespoons now and it still tastes watered down.

Hate the stuff. Tastes burnt. Good for if you want to make strong coffee and you're percalator is busted.

The bestest.
Closest i've found to proper coffee, shame that it costs as much as it does. I buy like 3 jars when when it goes on special

Also Nescafé a shit

Making a pour over or percolator drip takes less than 5 minutes.

I start my pour over after waking up, finish getting ready with other stuff, then it has been done for like 2 minutes and I put the top on and walk out the door.

Unless you live in Japan or somewhere you cannot get whole beans (pretty impossible now, even Japan can order from online), there's not really an excuse.

I like to eat it right of the jar, it's not like you're proud or eating it for the taste.

Generally pretty terrible, but a bloody lifesaver if there's nothing else on hand.