Nescafe Cappuccino

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

***The coffee society*** Let's face it, with today's hectic lifestyle not everyone can afford to make freshly brewed coffee in the morning. And if you are a cappucino lover on a student budget, well, that cappucino machine is way out of your budget. Of course there are the likes of Starbucks, Costa and Cafe Nero that offer you the opportunity to purchase freshly (not always!) brewed coffee for a hefty price-tag. But hold on, have you ever added up what a coffee habit will cost you at one of these places? If I bought just one grande cappucino at Neros five times a week, this would cost me £9.50 a week or £38 a month! So when I opted to buy an expensive gym ...  Read the complete review

Life in Schloß Morgenhund isn't all smoked salmon, fresh bagels delivered daily, English Rose tea, filter coffee and an espresso machine - occasionally I have to slum it too. When I am particularly busy the kettle gets used a lot - not for coffee as I still find it just as easy to load up the coffee machine, but when I haven't got time to go out for a Cappuccino in one of the nearby Kaffeehäuser I have to make do with Nestlé cappuccino. Incidentally, the frothed milk cappuccino so frequently consumed in Britain is called a Melange, with a Viennese cappuccino being served with cream... But I digress. Generally instant cappuccino is a bit of a ...  Read the complete review

** This review is for the "Skinny" variety of Nescafe Cappuccino ** I'm not really a coffee snob I must admit, normal Nescafe coffee does me fine and I do confess to the occasional trip to Costa Coffee and Starbucks to pay over the odds for a hot cappuccino or latte. So today in Tesco I noticed this box and bought them to give them a try instead of just having regular coffee at home. The box for the most part is identical to the one shown on Dooyoo, however because this is the "Skinny" variety I am told that there is "less than half the fat" than in a standard Nescafe cappuccino so that cant be a bad thing. Noticing ...  Read the complete review

I love a hot drink in the evening especially when it is windy and wet outside so I have for a long time been a fan of instant Nescafe Cappuccino sachets. The box I have contains 10 mug sized sachets and one 7g tube of powdered chocolate. The front of the box depicts a mug of steaming hot cappuccino topped with chocolate which instantly gets you licking your lips. The front of the box also highlights the nutritional information per mug (74 calories, 8.1g sugars, 2.2g fat, 2.0g saturates, 0.1g salt) with each mug containing a tenth of your recommended daily allowance of sugar you should maybe limit yourself to one or two mugs a day. The back of ...  Read the complete review