Kenco Rappor Reviews

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 ...  Read the complete review

I like my coffee I find that I really needa cup to get me going in the morning - probably just psychological or plain habit - or perhaps the caffeine addiction! This is areally easy coffe to drink it is produced by Kenco who I feel do make some really good quality coffee's. This is really their economy brand I feel as it always seems to ...  Read the complete review

Being a bit of a coffee addict I've tried just about every brand known to man over the years, not usually becuase I'm curious, usually because a brand will be on offer so I give it a try. Kenco Rapport is one of the few that I go back and buy regularly because I really like the taste. It is very smooth and rich and smells delicious. ...  Read the complete review

I always buy kenco,thats the only coffee i will drink.But i bought kenco rappor from the corner shop so i didnt have to go to tesco and thats all they had.Now is it just me or does it smell of gravy granules and slight taste of gravy too? The jar i bought was on offer so it may have something to do with it or maybe its just me? Not moaning about ...  Read the complete review

For years like many people I had stuck religiously with the tried and trusted Nescafe. It tasted good, and was always available. I then saw all the advertisements for Kenco, this was a year or so ago, and decided to give it a try. It was cheaper and the company had a beter public image than that of Nestle, which has been getting some ...  Read the complete review

With coffee getting more and more expensive, I decided to look at a few other brands. I?ve always liked Kenco coffee but thought just this once I would try something a little cheaper. I didn?t fancy any of that really cheap coffee. Some coffee just taste and smell?s like dishwater. I just don?t see the point of those. While ...  Read the complete review

When I was young I hated coffee, the first time I tasted it I spat it out all-over the place much to the annoyance of my Mother. Indeed it wasn't until my early twenties that I started to drink coffee regulary due in main to the fact I had to get up at five thirty in the morning! Times have certainly changed, for now I cannot start a days work ...  Read the complete review

But you always need some in for when people come around (for coffee and getting fed up with me as l never have any). Until one day whilst browsing the shelves of my local supermarket (sad isnt it having nothing better to do) I found these brilliant sachets from Kenco. They are 'Bursting with real Coffee taste' (l wonder why they ...  Read the complete review

There can’t be anybody who hasn’t heard the name Kenco, it is probably the biggest name to be associated with coffee and they have a long history dating back to the early 1920s. As the name suggests, Kenco is a Kenyan coffee producer who introduced their range of coffee beans to the UK in 1923, by opening up a coffee shop in ...  Read the complete review

In today’s hectic workplace, with increasing pressure, deadlines and demands, it’s a quick coffee break with colleagues that helps keep stress at bay, according to research from The Kenco Coffee Company. Now you can choose a coffee made with these moments in mind – new Kenco Rapport, an everyday instant coffee for those ...  Read the complete review

I had guests to stay this weekend and, as a thank you for their lovely time they bought me a big box of biscuits and a huge jar of coffee bless them. So I'm having a cup now, made with milk, Mmmm lovely. When I opened the jar to take a big sniff (being very careful not to snort it!) I was surprised by the smell. it doesn't really ...  Read the complete review

I always opt for Kenco Rapport rather than Nescafe original. Its got considerably more flavour, and is less sharp. It is also a far better than any of the supermarket own-brands of the same price range (ie. under £2 a 100g jar). It isn't strong - you'll need to put alot of it in your cup if you're drinking it to try and keep ...  Read the complete review

Kenco - a name associated with fine coffee. Rappor - a name suggesting intimacy, conviviality, warmth and snuggling up in front of the fire. Then you look at the price tag and realise that this is a cheap instant coffee! So is it just fancy advertising? Well, the coffee certainly looks inviting. A red container, with a label suggesting ...  Read the complete review

I was wary of buying Kenco Rapport at first, as I'm a bit of a coffee snob. I prefer filter coffee, so when I go for the artificial stuff, I tend to err towards buying more expensive brands. Sounds strange, but I was given a jar of Rapport a couple of months ago, and was rather impressed. It tastes like coffee should taste, but ...  Read the complete review