Kenco Instant Coffee Granules, Decaffeinated Freeze Dried > Reviews

Advantages: No Caffeince, Reasonable Price, Made From Sustainable Coffee Developments
Disadvantages: Not As Tasty, Lack Of Aroma.

...in came smoothies, juices and Kenco Decaffeinated Coffee Granules. As a student, I find drinking coffee an incredibly social activity and I would loathe stopping drinking coffee altogether, so, rather than doing that, I opted for switching to decaffeinated coffee. One of my main reasons for opting for Kenco above other brands is that it is served at my university, as I am quite a fussy person with a fussy palate, I decided this was a good enough ... Read review

Advantages: Better than most decafs, nice jar
Disadvantages: Still too bitter for me, funny back taste

...machines. I've now settled on Kenco Really Smooth Roast but in a fit of 'healthyness' I did have a go with Kenco's Decaf. Previously, I put on my good citizen hat and picked up a jar of Co-Op Fair Trade Rich Roast. I'd like to say nice things but this was the most god-awful coffee I think I've ever drunk. One cup could ruin your day and certainly turns *my* mouth inside out. I then moved on to Kenco Decaffeinated. The jar gives me a good feeling ... Read review

Advantages: Great taste, good value for money
Disadvantages: Expensive but all coffee is nowadays.

...list. I would recommend Kenco and this is why... TASTE Subtle and calming but too much in one cup is too strong. A small teaspoonfulin a mug should do the trick. WHERE TO HAVE IT It is the perfect coffee blend for having as an accompanyment to dinner parties and a great drink for when you are reading. PRICE In general, a small jar of this coffee retails at around £1.50 but you can get it cheaper from places like Costco ... Read review

Advantages: it does actually taste like the real thing
Disadvantages: eventually the body learns that there isn't going to be a coffee buzz.

My name is Bryn, and I've been addicted to caffeine for a long time, but I'm trying to quite. (At this point I should sit down to rounds of applause from the other members of caffeine junkies anonymous.) Coffee normally has a lot of caffeine in it. Caffeine is addictive, it contributes to insomnia and high blood pressure, and has health implications for children and pregnant women. The trouble is that I love the taste, and I am an addict. I mostly ... Read review

Advantages: Tastier than most decaffs
Disadvantages: Still not as tasty as real coffee

...to be of inferior quality. Kenco have, however, throughout this period still managed to maintain a respected position at the top of the instant coffee and so it was their product which I opted for. And so I popped down to my local supermarket and paid the princely sum of £2.56 for a 100g jar. A 200g jar was also available at £4.98. The product came in a distinctive glass jar with a twist of green plastic lid and a gold and green label. In the ... Read review