Can I use this in recipes that calls for instant coffee granules?
1175887
Absolutely! But I found this instant coffee at Walmart for much less and I also thought Nescaf was better actually!
1175888
This has a lot more flavor per spoonful than cheap instant coffee. I would follow the recipe exactly, for coffee or for espresso.
1175889
Absolutely! But I found this instant coffee at Walmart for much less and I also thought Nescafé was better actually!
1175890
I would use it, remembering that it is espresso, of course. I have used it to make iced coffee, like a Frappuccino to fortify weakly brewed coffee.
1175891
Yes, I love it because it has a rich strong taste. I got it to use in Nigella's coffee ice cream recipe and ended up making iced coffee with it too, it's so tasty. It doesn't dissolve very fast in cold water tho.
1175892
I think my answer would be no, since espresso is stronger. Also, I have a lot of Ina's (from Food Network) cookbooks and in some recipes she asks for instant coffee, but in others she asks for espresso.
752414
This is not instant coffee. It is normal ground coffee that you brew in a coffee maker.
1446657
I don't understand what is meant by "suitable". This coffee does not come in instant so how else would you make it unless you brew it? I have a coffee maker and I make it every time I want coffee and it tastes great.
1225757
I suppose it depends on the consistency you desire. The unit is designed to make fine powderish-like product from things like coffee beans, dried rice etc. If you want the herbs "chopped" this is probably not the right product.
1414081
No. The coffee is not instant. It is good quality ground arabica. I was initially suspicious because nescafe instant is nasty rot gut. But the pods are good.
313265
The package shows usage in a regular coffee maker but I would not attempt it due to the fine powder grind of the coffee. I agree with others as to how these grounds should be used. You could end up with a sludge type of residue at the bottom of the carafe!
1702383
I 've not used it for instant coffee, but it might work on the tea setting. Orput a. It more than the usual heaping teaspo
2254711
Yes, it is an instant coffee. I use one bag per cup, but I work with people who only use half a bag, so that they get two cups. It just depends on how strong you like your coffee.
2185117
We use regular drip coffee. But if you ground up your beans, I am sure you could use them too. We just haven't ground any beans to put in the pot, yet.
747128
No. What ever you use needs to be ground. So either buy ground coffee or grind it yourself. Hmmm. Sounds good right about now.
1539829
Why would you want to? Instant coffee doesn't get filtered it goes straight into the cup. You could just run the Keurig without putting in a pod for just hot water. That's how I make my hot cocoa.
1114948
No. Note that is labeled "instant". It's just like instant coffee. You put a tablespoon of crystals in a cup and add hot water.
863579
I bought it to make peanut butter which I was not successful at doing. When I tried to make it I ended up with very small granules of peanuts. I would suggest that you buy a coffee bean grinder.
644447
Not really. Or at least I've never tried. You use loose grounds. You could probably cram one of those teabag-style pods in, but not the hard plastic critters like k-cups or other varieties.
2240277
Yes you can if it's a coarse ground. There is another brand that has a fine gold mesh that works well for coffee and tea.
1702385
Haven't tried instant, but seeing the fine filter in the K-Cup, I'd guess that it wouldn't work that good as I don't believe all the instant would dissolve fast enough to give you a good cup of coffee. Best to just put the instant in your cup and use the Keurig as a hot water dispenser.
1300690
This is just regular coffee, so the answer is no. I don't know of any coffee that will disolve, other than instant which is usually extracted from brewed coffee and dried.