Organic Instant Coffee,14oz, Ultra Fine Microground, Gluten Free, Arabica, Non GMO

most delicious coffee ever💕 as recommended by my sister, so I bought also… and its true!

Order was received today and the bag was damaged and coffe powder spilled out

My go-to instant coffee for a variety of uses! I love good coffee, and I usually make my own at home. However, during the pandemic, I decided to try a bunch of different things like all the variety of ramen and ramen-like products available on Amazon (there are some VERY quality instant ramens out there, but it'll cost you a few dollars more than your typical 25-cent pack of Maruchan or Nissin), and also instant coffee. What a weird thing to try all the varieties of during a pandemic, right? Well, in a pinch I've always come to rely on the trusty Medaglia D'Oro instant espresso for a quick, alright-tasting pick me up when I don't have the time to brew a cup of coffee (yes, I know it only takes a few minutes, but bear with me here, this is my journey, not yours!). It also makes for a quick way to add coffee flavor to cakes, cupcakes, brownies, etc. without brewing. Around $15 may seem like a lot to spend on instant coffee, but you get a fairly big bag of this stuff. It's a super fine granule, and a couple of tablespoons to a cup of water (hot or cold, more on that in a moment) goes a long way. I usually do 10oz hot water to 1 measured, leveled tablespoon of the coffee. Mix, add some cream, and it's actually quite good. This instant coffee, unlike some of its cheaper, name-brand counterparts, isn't overly strong or bitter. It's a fairly smooth and tasty coffee, all of that coffee flavor. One bag lasts quite a bit of time. I've had some of the lower quality (sorry, but it's true) brands of instant coffee, as well. You know, the super name brand stuff you find on every supermarket store shelf. They're usually overly bitter and strong tasting. Is it caffeine? You bet your shoelaces they are, champ. Can it be improved with enough cream and sugar? Well, slugger, I don't know about you, but ... ok they cannot. They just become creamy, weirdly sweet, bitter drinks. These also don't make for very good iced coffee. Iced coffee, you say? Well, yes! See, I'm originally from Boston, and in Boston you drink iced coffee year round. Minus 30 in the middle of a friggin' blizzard with 4 foot high snowdrifts and your cah's buries and you can't get out to buy bread and milk? Iced coffee, it's wicked pissah after all. (also there's this thing called Dunkin Donuts and it's kind of big in Boston, and while their coffee isn't great, their iced coffee is actually quite good especially on a hot summer day) See, most of the instant coffee brands out there have a super coarse dried coffee granule. This means it reacts best to hot water to dissolve. Sure you can chill it and ice it afterwards, but why go through all those steps just to have an iced coffee that's a bit too strong, bitter, and doesn't taste as good as it should? Anthony's instant coffee is a very fine grind. It practically melts in cold water, and then you can toss in a couple of ice cubes and some cream and sugar (although, sugar dissolves easier in hot water, so maybe simple syrup), and you have yourself what tastes like a better version of Dunkin Donuts iced coffee, and definitely not as rudely sharp as some of Starbucks. And if you're wondering why I left out Tim Horton's, well, they don't seem keen on iced coffee. :) So in closing, I've tried a lot of the instant coffees on the market in the last year, and Anthony's is my favorite by far for flavor, smoothness, value, and versatility.

This is perfect coffee for when one needs a quick drink in minimal time. 2 teaspoons with 300ml water/milk makes a nice coffee. This is my go to option when don't have time for the full coffee routine of grinding, brewing, etc.

Absolutely love this companies products. I buy this and the coconut milk powder to make my own mushroom coffee blend (its insanely cheaper than buying the name brand mixes) but these products make it taste better than anything I've found on the market. Plus the prices are amazing. Highly recommend anything from this company.

This instant coffee is ground VERY fine. This feature could be glossed over or passed by without much thought, BUT, considering the density of the coffee (micro) granules, I quickly noticed that the volume level in the coffee jar where I store my coffee was going down MUCH slower than the (best selling) instant coffee that I HAD been buying. So, while it might seem that this coffee comes with a premium price, it really is quite economical to use considering the grind of the coffee. When I initially purchased this coffee, I was buying the brand as much as the organic quality of the coffee. Little did I know, this coffee not only tastes really good, it is organic, and it is economical to use. A win win. The Anthony brand offers many good products, many of which I use. This coffee just happened to have a built in bonus that caught me by surprise.

Awesome stuff. If you like Starbucks Via, you'll like this. Basically the exact same thing, but for a small fraction of the price. Taste is just as good as Via, without any noticeable aftertaste. Blown away by how much you get for the price. AWESOME.