Maxwell House Reviews

Here's my dilemma. I like nothing more than a cup of real filter coffee first thing in the morning. But at the same time I'm an inherently lazy individual. The though of waiting for the liquid to brew, not to mention the time washing up the cafetier, often makes me think that it's just not worth it. I am forced to turn to instant freeze-dried ...  Read the complete review

Last summer when my local Tesco were doing the promotion for free tea or coffee when you spend over £30, I opted for a free jar of Maxwell House instant coffee granules. Just before the offer began, I had just opened a huge jar of my favourite Nescafe granules, so it has taken almost a year before I have gotten round to opening this freebie from ...  Read the complete review

This is the coffe I buy for when I am needing a strong cup in the morning to set me on my way. It is sold at my local mace for two pound nineteen. The jar is glass and holds 100g of coffe granules instant coffee granules. It has a nice taste to the coffee but is not strong as that is the way I like that but if you put in an extra spoonfull ...  Read the complete review

This is the coffee my mum always used to buy - not sure why then, when i moved out, i bought nescafe or kenco depending on my budget for that week! Last week, however, due to a little overspending at christmas, I had a decidedly megre budget and noticed that maxwell house was half price - a normal price is currently £3.99 for 200g of ...  Read the complete review

I remember at time when Nescafe was the height of coffee sophistication and Maxwell house was the second choice. Times have changed, although we are not as sophisticated as our European neighbours when it comes to coffee choices we still have a massive choice of decent coffee available in the supermarket. I wouldn't normally consider ...  Read the complete review

Some years ago I considered Maxwell House coffee granules to be a reasonable brand - not unacceptable, but not the best, either. Being a coffee drinker (I never touch tea) I'm a bit fussy about brands, and find that in general you get what you pay for with instant coffee. Supermarket own brands are generally not worth having; the branded ...  Read the complete review

Maxwell House Instant Coffee is hugely popular not just in its home country of the USA, but in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and countless other countries. Why is it so popular ? Well I think because of the convenience factor rather than its taste. Frankly I am not much of a coffee lover but I work long hours and ...  Read the complete review

If you're looking for completist pants containing the history of coffee, expert pouring practices and an illustrated timeline of Maxwell House through the ages then look elsewhere, because I really have only one thing to say to a consumer and this is it: **Maxwell House's powdered instant coffee is bloody revolting** In ...  Read the complete review

If you are one of those unsavoury characters like me, that gets up in the morning and can't really be classed as a life form unless you have had your caffeine injection, then there is no doubt that you will be able to associate with this opinion. Here is my usual morning ritual: Open my eyes half dead and mumble some ...  Read the complete review

I'm more of a tea drinker than a coffee drinker, but do like to drink coffee at the end of the day, and always have a jar of Maxwell House in the cupboard. On the front of the jar is states it has a rich full flavour. And that it does have! It's coffee at it's best! It's smooth on your pallet, and soothing when it ...  Read the complete review

This coffee is among the worst coffees I have ever had. It tastes and smells like stale instant coffee even when you open a new package. I have no idea why it tastes so bad but it does. I have bought alot of instant coffee and I found that this one is worse that the cheapest brands in the store. I would rather drink tap water than this and have ...  Read the complete review

Coffee is something to be savoured, enjoyed and can be such a pleasure to drink. However, Maxwell House coffee is something else. The advert describes it as "full roast". What a lie! Both myself and my husband are coffee-holics. We don't drink tea and personally buy decaffinated coffee. However, my parents who ...  Read the complete review