Beanies Irish Cream Flavour Instant Coffee,50 g (Pack of 1)

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Beanies pointed out that it is “probably the best flavour coffee you’ll ever taste!”– and I couldn’t agree more! Cost-wise, instant comes out on top too. You don’t need to buy any specialist equipment (just a kettle will do) and instant is generally cheaper than the ground variety. At just two calories a cup this drink won’t put pressure on my waistline, and I also discovered that the coffee is gluten, wheat, and dairy-free. If you add to this to the fact the coffee is decaffeinated, sugar-free, nut-free, and suitable for vegetarians and vegans, you end up with a coffee that can be enjoyed by anyone and everyone. I enjoyed drinking this as is, but you could top it up with a cheeky tipple or even add it to a dessert for extra punch. The Best Flavours Of Beanies Coffee

After doing my homework and finding out more about Beanies Flavour Co I set about deciding which flavours to try (there are 38 to choose from, so that was no easy task)! But before I share my findings, let’s delve a little deeper into the difference between instant coffee and ground. Beanies Instant Coffee Vs. Ground Coffee On top of that, there’s the Barista range made up of Americano, Cappuccino, Chai Latte, and Mocha. There’s also a range of decaf coffees in the following flavours: Amaretto Almond, Chocolate Orange, Cookie Dough, Creamy Caramel, Irish Cream, and Mint Chocolate. As if that’s not enough, there’s a range of speciality coffees too featuring scrumptious flavours including Hot Cross Bun, Mince Pie, Mulled Wine, and Christmas Pudding. With so much choice on the flavour front, I decided there was no time to rest on my laurels, so I finished my Irish Cream coffee and then tried out a few more, including Cookie Dough, Very Vanilla, Cappuccino (Barista range), decaf Amaretto Almond and a one from the Beanies+ range – Cherry Chocolate. I’ll tell you about those a little later. Tempting as it was to try them all, I reasoned sampling all 38 varieties would be a bit of a stretch (even for me). Crafted from premium quality freeze-dried coffee beans and expertly blended with flavorings, our Irish Cream Coffee is a rich and velvety delight. Each cup delivers the perfect balance of smooth coffee and creamy, sweet notes that will tantalize your taste buds. Whilst most of us agree that coffee tastes lush, and does us good, there is one issue that divides the masses, which is best – instant or ground? Coffee aficionados might scowl at the thought of a jar of instant, insisting that it is not (and never will be) proper coffee. However, not all instant is evil! In fact, good quality instant coffee has a lot going for it.Launched from the home garage of Mark Porteous in 2009, Beanies Flavour Co state that they are committed to innovation, and are keen to bring the biggest and boldest flavours to your mug. We wanted to put this to the test and see if it really is possible for instant coffee to taste great – and so we did, and the results are in as part of our Beanies Coffee review right here. If variety is the spice of life, Beanies have this whole coffee lark sussed. I tried just six of the flavours on offer and am very keen to work my way through the others. Instant coffee has a bit of a shoddy reputation and can taste bitter and synthetic, but the Beanies range is well-thought-out and made with lots of TLC. In the end, I opted for one of the most popular flavours, Irish cream. I am a fan of the creamy liquor (and Ireland), so this seemed to be an apt choice.

Introducing our indulgent Irish Cream Coffee, crafted to bring you all the luxurious flavor of a creamy liqueur without any of the alcohol. Perfectly balanced and smooth, this coffee is delicious on its own, as an addition to a dessert, or as a base for a little tipple. So how tasty is Beanies Coffee? I simply had to find out (it’s a tough job, but someone had to do it). With so many varieties available I certainly wasn’t short on choice. I wasn’t sure what to expect, I do enjoy flavoured coffee, but experience has led me to the conclusion that too much flavour can overpower the coffee itself. That said, if the flavouring is too subtle, it can be hard to distinguish the aroma and taste. Hard to please? Me? Well, maybe a bit… I do enjoy a cappuccino, but there’s nothing more disappointing than a half-hearted attempt at one. Although missing its frothy crown, I enjoyed this coffee never the less. Best described as rich, creamy, and smooth, I would happily sit and sip this whilst whiling away an afternoon. Amaretto Almond (Decaffeinated Range)Classic and versatile, vanilla is seen as a bit of a people pleaser of a flavour, and Very Vanilla certainly made me smile. I enjoyed the sweetness and silkiness of this coffee. I can imagine this being poured over a bowl of ice cream for an added flourish, or even baked into a cake. Deliciously comforting. Best Flavours Other than that, I have much love for this coffee. It’s something great to look forward to make better of Monday Blues and celebrate Fun Fridays! Dalgona Coffee featuring Beanies Irish Cream Flavour Instant Coffee The downside to the amazing product is that there is sadly not enough of it! There is only 50g of this product in a jar. That’s right, 50. As someone who goes through coffee like inhaling oxygen, 50 grams is definitely not enough. For a start let’s factor in the time difference. To make a lovely brew using ground coffee takes effort, and time we sometimes just don’t have. Instant coffee is speedy and easy – simply measure out the granules add boiling water, stir and drink. A caffeine boost minus the fuss.