Often when holidaying abroad, I find there is no kettle or tea-making facilities available in our hotel room. Not a huge problem of course, but I do find that I like a hot cup of coffee in the morning to help me waken up and I do prefer to start my day with a hot cuppa in hand. This can be difficult to accomplish without a fridge or proper tea/coffee-making facilities, particularly as I take my coffee with creamer or milk, and without a fridge or cooler to store this in, the milk will often perish within a few hours of opening, succumbing to the warm climate. Thankfully, the perfect solution to my caffeine-consuming ritual was found rather easily in a local ...  Read the complete review

Seeing these advertised on the TV a couple of weeks ago I thought they sounded like a really good idea- although I don't often take sugar in my coffee, I do sometimes enjoy it sweet, as does my husband, and so I thought I would pick some up for picnics and the likes rather than trying to measure out a spoonful of coffee on a windy beach in the middle of spring. I was expecting these to be quite expensive, so was surprised when they were only £1 for a pack of 10 sachets in Tesco (though this was a special introductory offer, and their usual price was £2). What are Nescafe 3 in 1's? These are sachets of pre mixed coffee with milk and sugar, perfect for on ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to coffee its something I really do occasionally enjoy. I usually buy Carte Noir and have done with it when it comes to instant coffees and am not a fan of anything Nescafe as I find it weak and really cheap tasting like an economy offering asnd like it rich! Hoiwever I was in Tesco last night and I spotted these sachets of Nescafe 3 in 1's. Simply pop this in a cup/mug without measuring...I was intrigued cos I am a lazy so and so. The sachets are all individually wrapped and come in packs of 10 etc however I bought mine as a single to simply try it out and it cost me a mere 35p which I thought was a bit of a bargain ...  Read the complete review

It is amazing how petty and arsey grown-ups can be about the most trivial of things. In primary schools, you'll often find the staff quietly engaged in what I like to think of as 'Coffee Conflict' (I was going to call it Coffee Wars, but alliteration pleases me). Where the money is taken out of the school fund to buy the beverages, things generally aren't too bad. However, if all members of staff contribute to a kitty specifically for tea and coffee, resentment can build up to frightening levels. Teachers will glare at the individual who dares to take more than one cup at break or lunchtime. Classroom assistants will backstab the person who drinks out of a mega-big .  Read the complete review

Not often I drink coffee, but when I do I always enjoy drinking Nescafe original, and love it. While in Tesco, picking my usual coffee, Nescafe 3 in 1 caught my eye. I have not seen it advertised before but have decided to pick one pack, which contains 10 sachets, just to try it out. When I got home I had to use scissors to open the main pack which is quite a big pack. So I was expecting the sachets to be big too. But they were not. They were small, long and quite thin sachets, which I really liked. There are 10 individual sachets, which contain coffee, sugar and whitener. It sounded and looked perfect. I took one sachet and opened it quite easily (no scissors ...  Read the complete review