Kenco Cappio Cappuccino Reviews

Kenco Cappio Cappuccino Coffee

Product Type: Kenco Coffee

Newest Review: ... go darker and generally make you feel that you should have just gone with it. This is Kenco's method of preparation which ... more

 ... I've strayed from to produce my own method. If it is as morning treat I personally hate waiting for the kettle water to cool, by that time I'm so awake that I no longer want the coffee. Instead, I start off with the powder in the mug and add a centimetre or so of shaked milk to the mug (amount is based on preference) and begin stirring the thick paste. Next, I add the water which has just been boiled and continue as normal. I feel this gives a tastier cappuccino which is slightly more frothy and is at a nice temperature ...more

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A sweet and frothy instant cappuccino.
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Kenco Cappio Cappuccino Opinions

blondgem
Kenco Cappio Cappuccino: There's Really Coffee In This?? (924 words)
by - written on 16/03/08 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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I love coffee, always have and always will. First thing in the morning I always opt for a shot of expresso and that gets me going for the day, and certainly wakes me up. Over the years I have tasted many varieties of coffee, and my theory is you have to pay for a good tasting coffee. If I had no money I would still never ever buy Tesco's own brand coffee and even some of the branded ones to be honest because they just do not taste nice. I tend to use bean's most of the time, grind them myself and make a decent pot in my coffee machine, however sometimes that is too much trouble and I always some instant hidden away in my cupboards for when I just want to add ...  Read the complete review

Zack131
Not quite what you come to expect of a cappucino. (895 words)
by - written on 07/02/10 (Very useful, 244 readings)
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A cappuccino is a frothy milky coffee which retains a lot of its strength, even with the assortment of creams, sprinkles and marshmallows you decide to let loose upon the frothy summit. A treat such as this is best purchased at a coffee shop where it will have been created with fine ingredients to give it the sweet and strong taste I've come to love of cappuccinos. That isn't always an option so 'make it yourself' powdered cappuccinos with their enticing delicious looking cappuccino on the box catches you eye and wallet during the supermarket search. Kenco's cappuccino gives presents a wonderfully frothy and tasty looking cappuccino which is a huge step above the actual .  Read the complete review

Stephy13
Kenco Cappio Cappuccino: Great for in the office. (338 words)
by - written on 28/05/09 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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I bought these sachets as i dont have a fridge at work but still want a coffee mid morning. I love cappuccino, well all coffee really. The pack i had is the sweetened version though you can get unsweetened which i would recomend as the pack i currently have are tooooo sweet. The sackets are rather long and the box seems rather large for only eight sachets. Kenco could easily reduce the packaging size this may also help with cost!! It cost £1.65 in my local morrisons which is a little expensive for only eight cappuccinos but compared to buying it at the local coffee shop its far cheaper. So on to the product itself its quite pale and ...  Read the complete review

Joodlebug
Instant Cappucino without the lumps (363 words)
by - written on 21/08/08 (Useful, 72 readings)
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I am normally a Nescafe Cappucino kind of a girl, but recently got turned off them by having a packet that just refused to blend, and if there's one thing I cant stand its having the feeling of bits in my mouth when its supposed to be a drink! (i have the same problem with orange juice with juicy bits!) Anyway, I like an instant cappucino in a morning, I like to make it, have my shower and have it ready to drink before I leave for work. (i know I could have ordinary coffee...but I deserve better...I am after all going to work!!!) Anyway after the last Nescafe experience I decided to switch brands and opted for the Kenco Cappio. It cost £1.87 for 8 sachets and is 84 cals .  Read the complete review