The arrival of a new baby brings many new experiences and products to try. There’re nappies, bottles, toys and clothes. However, baby products aside, the fact that I’d given up work and was socialising with other new mums meant that I got to try many other things that I would never have tried before. One such thing was Nestle Cappuccino. Had it not been for these new found friends I would never have dreamt of buying an instant cappuccino mix. I worked for over a decade in the City of London where real Italian (and not-so-Italian) coffee shops abound and the thought of desecrating the institution that is a cappuccino was quite abhorrent to me. I had ...  Read the complete review

Nescafe Cappuccino Personally I love nothing more than having an hour or two to myself tucked up in a bookshop with a massive milky coffee - usually a nice cappuccino. But due to a lot of happy circumstances lately and a new addition to my family I haven't been able to find the time or get out and about as much or at all. But, that doesn't mean I don't want a nice coffee and some book time - because I absolutely do! So with that in mind I couldn't resist trying Nescafe's cappuccino sachets. In fact, I first discovered the sachets when I was last in Tesco having a browse around the coffee and tea section looking for some inspiration for ...  Read the complete review

PRICE: Normally £2.99 for a 10 x sachet box at my local Sainsbury's, currently on special offer at £1.49 NUTRITIONAL INFORMATON (per sachet, made up with 200ml of water):- Calories: 70 Kj: 296 Protein: 1.7g Carbohydrate: 12.5g - of which sugars: 9.7g Fat: 1.3g - of which saturates: 1.1g Fibre: 0.7g Sodium: 0.06g Sodium: 0.06g Salt equivalent: 0.15g INGREDIENTS:- Sugar, skimmed milk powder, instant coffee (11%), glucose syrup, dried glucose syrup, vegetable oil, lactose, milk proteins, E340ii, E452i, E331ii - all of which are stabilisers, salt DIETARY ...  Read the complete review

I do enjoy a hot cup of milky coffee and was recently drawn to a boxed package from the well known "Nescafe" brand, namely the boxed "Cappuccino" sachets that were on sale in a local branch of Poundland. I decided to give them a try out and this review outlines my experiences of the product. The box contains ten individual sachets of powdered Cappuccino product and I thought the £1 price tag offered reasonable value for money. The box that I purchased looks slightly different from that shown in the Dooyoo picture above, but I believe this is down to the product having had a bit of a 'facelift' in recent times. The sachets ...  Read the complete review

I am not a huge coffee fan, but when I am having one a latte or a cappuccino is my choice. I first tried these Nescafé cappuccino drinks when my mum bought them. I was sceptical at first about how nice an "instant" cappuccino would taste, as I have seen how much work goes into making one of these when you buy it in a coffee shop! The Nescafé cappuccino drinks come in a box of 10. Inside each cardboard box is 10 sachets which contains the right amount of powder to make one drink. To make, you simply pour the powder into a cup or mug and add boiling water. You then give it a good stir and you can see the cappuccino developing. The top goes quite frothy ...  Read the complete review