Tesco Cappuccino

If you love your Cappuccino like I do and buy the brand name products, I have found a solution that will please all coffee lovers who are trying to beat the credit crunch. After a brief shopping trip to Tesco I happened to see Tesco own brand Cappuccino on offer (2 for 1) and offering a new improved recipe. I was fairly sceptical at first as I have never enjoyed the taste of own brand/cheap cappuccino but I thought I would take the plunge and give it ago. Whilst making the cappuccino I was surprised to see it froth up with no real effort from myself. Having made a cup I have to admit I was fairly surprised as the flavor was very nice just like any ...  Read the complete review

For a long time I used Nescafe Cappuccino sachets. I always felt that, although I was paying a bit more for them, I was getting a better quality coffee. This all changed a few months ago when I decided to try Tesco's own brand of Cappuccino. The Cappuccino can be bought in either, a sweetened, or an unsweetened variety. I have been buying the unsweetened variety. I can spot this product easily, on the supermarket shelf, by it's distinct, brown box, and picture of a cup of coffee on the front. Each box contains ten individual sachets of cappuccino. These silver foiled sachets are about six inches long, and contain enough ...  Read the complete review

Tesco’s hot drink Cappuccino comes in 2 flavours: - Sweetened and unsweetened Each box costs about £1.05 and contains 10 sachets of cappuccino mix and 10 sachets of chocolate flavoured topping. The Sweetened version is rather creamy with only a slightly frothy top. Unlike the Nescafe tube, the sachets of chocolate topping do not spread evenly as they are in small silver sachets which do not tear easily and the topping seems to stick to the sides of the sachet. The chocolate then seems to slowly sink rather than float and makes a mess of the bottom of the mug or cup being used. The ingredients used are Cappuccino Mix (92%) which ...  Read the complete review