Although I am a great tea drinker I sometimes like to ring the changes particularly in the Winter time when I am not quite so thirsty and need warmed up more than re hydrated. To this end I have been investigating a few different types of coffee to make a change from the standard Morrisons brand which I automatically buy for my husband. First I tried the boss's favourite blend of Nescafe Cap Colombie , (check out the review) but although I enjoyed the taste I was not impressed by the cost. Back to the hunt. Last week I spotted a 200g jar of Rappor on the shelves at my local Morrisons in Gibraltar. It was advertised at half price, 2.98pounds for 200g which, ...  Read the complete review

I am a coffee drinker over tea any day and have tried and tested pretty much every brand over the years, with my favourite brands being Nescafe and Kenco. Of course, with these brands come quite a large price tag and with money being a little tight at times, I like to find ways to save money where possible. A jar of Kenco really smooth, or really rich coffee tends to be between £3.50 and £5.50 depending on what offers you can get at the time but generally it is around the £4.00 mark and when searching coffee online a while ago, I noticed a coffee called Kenco Rappor which was a fraction of the cost of the other Kenco coffees so thought this would be worth a ...  Read the complete review

I recently went for a bit of an experiment with my coffee. Usually I go for Gold coffee, finding the smoother and lighter taste more appealing. However, I went for a jar of Kenco Rappor as it was on offer for about £1.50 for a 100g jar. While I was impressed with the secure lid on it compared to a lot of other coffees which just don't convince me they're going to stay on, this just didn't really cut it in terms of smell or taste. When you first open the lid and perforate the foil seal, you get a very rich aroma that hits your nostrils hard, especially if, like me, you're used to something a lot milder. It was almost like a burnt smell, and it was like an ...  Read the complete review

I am a fan of Kenco coffee (which I started drinking after boycotting a certain well known brand which has a really bad public image), because it is a really good quality brand, which has a variety of different cofees to suit every taste. I particularly like the columbian and brazillian blends, and I love the fact that Kenco is usually on promo at the supermarkets. I'm not a big coffee drinker, I only usually have one cup a day, so a jar of coffee lasts me ages. However, when my last jar ran out, and my favourites were not on promo, I decided to buy Rappor because it is cheaper than most kenco products, but I love the brand. Packaging: ...  Read the complete review

I don't drink many hot drinks but i do like a nice cup of coffee sometimes but I don't like it to be too strong because it makes me feel sick. My mum brought a box of Kenco Rappor sticks at the car boot and each one is enough to do one normal strength cup of coffee. You just tip the sachet of coffee into your mug and make it the same way as you would coffee out of a jar. I don't like this one though even though I drink the Kenco we have at home because this Rappor coffee has a funny burnt taste and smells dead strong. I think it tastes very harsh even when I have put my milk and sugar in it. It doesn't dissolve as good as the other ...  Read the complete review