Nescafe Hot When You Want

Description: Nescafe Coffee in a self heating can

Newest Review: ... This products MAJOR downfall, very expensive for what it is, you don't even get the standard 330ml can size as a lot of ... more

... space is taken up by the heating element (turn it upside down and you'll see) -Fun factor Fun? coffee? yup! it has an element of 'what exactly is this stuff?' to it, if every person in the world bought just one can then nescafe would be happy, it's not something you buy every day, you want coffee boil a kettle or pop to the coffee machine-simple, you want a one-off bit of fun for about a quid buy this, you'll never buy another one but its only a quid and it's well worth it just for curiositys...more

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Nescafe Hot When You Want: Some Like It Hot (1115 words)
by - written on 25/01/02 (Very useful, 1530 readings)
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Surely I haven’t succumbed to get another gimmicky product, Gothiron can’t be that gullible, can she? The short answers are yes and no. Yes, I firmly believe that coffee in a can is a gimmick, No, this wasn’t an impulse buy. I had actively searched this out for 3 reasons: it’s freezing watching football, coffee in a thermos is vile and West Ham’s beverage providers have a unique perspective on delivery: battle through mass of seemingly gigantic men clutching lagers, wait forever to get a cup of Kenco Instant for £1.10, navigate way back to seat through said heaving throng who are determinedly ignoring frantic attempts of short, ... Read the complete review

Avoid the motorway! (969 words)
by - written on 04/10/02 (Very useful, 353 readings)
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Picture the scene - a family birthday up North, me and my brother on our way up the motorway with my girlfriend in the back and a great weekend planned. Yep, the journey to the North was set to be a good 'un. My first motorway driving experience, the happy sounds of Jimmy Buffet on the radio and a smile on all 3 off our faces. Well up for fun. A stop. A quick pee and a KFC, a trip to the petrol station and then back on the road again for the 2nd leg of the journey. Hmmmm? What's this? Coffee in a can? Sounds good. Buy coffee. Activate. Scald all and sundry for the next 5 miles! Not, and let me ... Read the complete review

Nescafe Hot When You Want: I name this coffee Luke (warm) (768 words)
by - written on 03/01/02 (Very useful, 275 readings)
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Just as you thought it was safe to read dooyoo...yes, after a long absence (in which my heart has grown fonder of dooyoo) I am back, and what better category to return to than food & drink after the excesses of the festive season. In fact it was the very buying of this product that had me yearning to write for dooyoo again after a very busy Autumn which saw me retire (gracefully I hope) as Sports guide and not write an opinion. As I wandered around the Co-op my eye was drawn to the large stand alone shelves advertising the new Nescafe Hot When Not coffee in a can. I must buy it...I must try it...I must dooyoo it... So I handed over my £1.20 ... Read the complete review

not the best from nescate (776 words)
by - written on 11/12/01 (Very useful, 341 readings)
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I purchases a couple of these nescafe hot drinks for a journey over to France and Belguim as I do long distance driving sometimes. I therefore thought I would try the revolutionary invention of the self heating coffee can which has been longly awaited for. I got two types, one coffee white with sugar, the other without sugar. I thought these would be handy although I still took a flask of coffee with me for the train journey on Eurotunnel. I personally class myself as a medium to heavy coffee drinker and I do love my coffee. My original expectations for this self heating can was quite high with the study into this can taking 3 or 4 years to get right. I ... Read the complete review

Nescafe Hot When You Want: Coffee in a can? Your kidding me right?! (1122 words)
by - written on 22/07/02 (Very useful, 757 readings)
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Coffee in a self heating can? What will they come up with next?! Something just as good I hope, if not better. I had heard quite a lot about this coffee in a can business by Nescafe and the other day while looking for a jar of coffee, I came across it, so I had to buy it didn't I! Even if it did cost me £1.16! I bought it just for the sake of the self heating can, to try it out, to see if it actually did work! I couldn' believe that all I had to do was push a button and the can would warm up without plugging it in or anything! So, I got me one. I went to my car and followed the instructions, which is basically, press the button in the middle of the ... Read the complete review