Premium blend for superior smoothness! I love nice smooth fairly weak creamy coffee and Kenco smooth is a perfect example of that. Kenco really smooth comes in a jar and is instant coffee, meaning that it has already been ground and it is ready to drink when you pour over hot water. The colour of the beans is really interesting because if you compare them to say Nescafe original you can see that they are much lighter than these beans and you can already tell that it is going to me a much milder coffee and one that does not need much milk in order to make it go really nice and light. When you open up the jar you are meet with this lovely aroma of ...  Read the complete review

==Kenco Really Smooth Coffee== I first came across this Kenco Really Smooth when we went to Lego land and stayed for the night in a Travel lodge. They had these sachets in the room and because I had run out of the tea bags I decided on trying a coffee. This is when I realised that I did actually like coffee and so my obsession began! These Kenco Really Smooth sachets only have a piddly amount of the granules in the packet and therefore I did feel the need to double up on them and when I returned home I decided on buying a regular sized jaw from the supermarket. Unfortunately it wasn't' on special offer or anything at the time and it wasn't ...  Read the complete review

I'm one of those uncultured types who prefers instant coffee to the 'fresh stuff', with Kenco ranking as my favourite and Nescafe being looked upon as it's bitter little brother. I usually drink the Really Rich variant which comes in a blue jar, but recently my mum bought the wrong one (ha!) when she treated me to two large jars which were on promotion (and a very good one!) in Morrisons. The upshot is that I've been drinking the red labelled Kenco Really Smooth for two weeks now, and will be drinking it for at least another three! The difference is quite apparent to someone like me who likes strong coffee; Really Smooth is noticeable smoother with an ...  Read the complete review

I am not usually a big coffee drinker, tending to stick to my usual cup of tea, however, we recently had friends round one evening, and as a little gift, they bought us a couple of items including a jar of this Kenco Smooth coffee, which for a 200g jar costs over £6, so it certainly isn't a cheap coffee. I work part time so I can spend as much time as possible with my baby daughter, so when I come home from work in the afternoon, I need something that is going to keep me going to dinner time, so rather than my usual cup of tea, I decided (after receiving this jar) to make myself a cup of milky coffee, using these Kenco beans. This coffee is obviously an ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to coffee I'm a really fussy drinker of the stuff! I love dark and really rich coffees and usually tend to go for Carte Noir more often than not. However myself and my flatmate ran out of coffee the other week and she was in charge of going out and getting a replacement jar at the last minute and this is what she bought back from our local Tesco. The Packaging: My flatmate got this in a 100g weighted size (other sizes are available to purchase this in) and the coffee came in a class jar with a red plastic twist on/off cap/lid to the top of it. Around the main of the jar there is a yellow and red label and on the front of that I am told ...  Read the complete review