Tesco Classic Rich Roast Instant Coffee Reviews
Product Type: Tesco Coffee
Newest Review: ... not the lovely fresh pure coffee smell of filter coffee. To make a cup of this Tesco recommend using 1-2 teaspoons of ... more
... coffee, add hot, not boiling water and milk if you choose to. I personally find 1 teaspoon of the coffee granules is the right amount for me but this is just personal choice. Tesco Rich Roast is given a strength rating of 3 which is described as medium, I would agree with this, if you like your coffee strong this probably wouldn't pack enough punch and I think if you added more than 1 teaspoonful of granules the coffee would start to be slightly bitter.
Once made, a cup of Tesco Rich Roast makes a nice cup of coffee, it ...more
by - written on 25/10/12 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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I am far more a coffee lover than a tea lover and have tried all manner of coffees on the shelves, both the cheap and expensive brands and as my weekly shopping is done is Tesco's 90% of the time , one brand I have tried is Tesco's own branded coffee. Tesco do a coffee in their value range, but even though I like to save pennies where possible, I also like a nice cup of coffee and haven't yet let myself buy this as I think it'll be a saving too far, so I went for the next one up in their range and went for their classic rich roast coffee. They do a de-caffeinated version for those who require it, but I tend to stick to the rich roast classic version with the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/03/11, updated on 22/03/11 (Very useful, 285 readings)
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Like many people in this hectic daily life, I'm a self-confessed coffee addict. Not having time to make a great freshly percolated mug of this wondrous bean at any given morning, or afternoon more that matter, a good instant coffee is needed for the cupboard shelves. I usually succumb to the popular and easy choice of Original Nescafe, but with the financial crisis firmly in mind, personal cutbacks are needed so I decided to chose a cheaper, supermarket brand. I went for Tesco's standard granulated coffee equivalent, Classic Rich Roast. --Coffee for the Masses!-- Instant coffee has been around since 1910, where coffee beans are blended, brewed and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/10/12 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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My husband was recently popping to a local branch of Tesco to stock up on some supplies that we needed. One item on the list at the time was a jar of coffee, and the "Tesco Classic Coffee" is the item that he purchased. When I unpacked the shopping and saw the red jar, I felt my heart sink slightly as I seemed to recollect having a disappointing experience with this brand in the past. That said, however, there was no other coffee available in the house at the time, so it was this brand or nothing, in a 'like it or lump it' type of situation..! The packaging for the coffee has been given a small face-lift in recent times, although the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/10/12 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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Coffee for me is a must especially first thing in the morning, at the weekends I often do filter coffee but during the week its plain old instant, recently we've been using Tesco Classic Rich Roast Coffee. It costs £2.75 for a 300g jar, its also available in de-caff if that's what you prefer. The coffee is sold in a glass jar with a simple screw top lid, the label has recently had a bit of a face lift and shows a background of coffee beans with a red label which shows the Tesco logo and informs the customer that this is Classic Rich Roast Coffee. The back of the label gives all the usual information you would expect to find on this type of product ... Read the complete review
