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Also available in Rich Caramel or Vanilla with the same discount.
Nescafé Espresso Coffee Concentrate 500ml $5.50 (50% off) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU
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litchking84 on 04/06/2026 - 13:06 amazon.com.au (436 clicks)
Last edited 04/06/2026 - 13:13 by 1 other user
Last edited 04/06/2026 - 13:13 by 1 other user
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Made by Nescafe - no one should be buying from this company.
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I bought a few boxes containing
6bottles each at the start of the year and have been making my way through them.It's not bad for a cold coffee (either diluted with water or milk), but it's definitely nothing fancy or overly good. Really just more convenient than using instant coffee and having to stir it to fully dissolve.
The caffeine content is pretty high and seems to have recently changed. The ones I bought at the start of the year contain
120mgcaffeine per50mlserve, whereas the more recent bottles (just topped up yesterday) state they contain135mgper50ml, despite the pictures on Amazon stating otherwise.Edit: On a side note, it looks like it's better value to buy them per bottle, rather than the
6pack. You can save5%when buying$40worth if you have Prime when buying single bottles, but that promo isn't available for the6pack (listed at the same price of$5.50per bottle). It looks like they have a cap of6when buying per bottle though, bringing the total to$33.00, so you'll need to buy more "qualifying items" (link to promo) to make the$40spend, such as the flavoured ones. I can't vouch for those, I've only ever bought the Black "flavour" as it doesn't contain sugar or sweeteners.- 2
It is instant coffee and water, just buy instant coffee for way cheaper.
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Are you sure ?
AI says:
Nescafé Espresso Coffee Concentrate is made by brewing premium soluble coffee—derived from expertly roasted Arabica or Robusta beans—and blending it with water and an acidity regulator (like sodium bicarbonate) to create a convenient, ready-to-pour liquid.
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Pretty much instant. Ingredients for the black flavour:
- Water
- Soluble Coffee (
8.3%) - Acidity Regulator (Sodium Bicarbonate)
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@jv: From their website, for the coffee concentrate:
Made with a rich Arabica blend and expertly roasted for balanced, full-bodied flavour
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From their website, for instant Blend 43:
Real coffee. Real experiences.
100% natural coffee beans. Selected beans to create the perfect blend of bold and smooth in every cup.
Carefully roasted. Expertly blended. Right here in Gympie, Queensland.-
Much of a muchness. It's all marketing bollocks at the end of the day.
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@jv: Of course not, then they couldn't justify charging
$11per bottle at retail.Serves for a jar of instant (from their site):
A standard serve of coffee is approximately 1.7g so in a 500g jar there will be roughly 294 serves, in a 250g jar it's about 147 serves. Our 1.7g standard serve of coffee for a cup is based on adding 170ml of water.
Serves for a jar for the concentrate (from the bottle label):
10
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@jv: I have consumed at least two dozen bottles of the concentrate and can certainly tell you that it doesn't taste any different from mixing Blend 43 with water, short of adding my own Acidity Regulator (Sodium Bicarbonate).
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it doesn't taste any different from mixing Blend 43 with water
So do some coffees from coffee shops… Especially in Sydney.
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@jv: Which is why I purchase these bottles of concentrate in bulk. I'm not a coffee snob. It does what it says on the label.
$5.50for "10" servings (more like6), versus however much for an iced latte from a cafe.Also, thank you for reminding me to update my location.
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@Marty8: It certainly does seem to be an effective method!
Everything from Berocca to compressed wipes. I'm surprised Metamucil hasn't jumped on the bandwagon. You'd probably wish they would if you confused the compressed wipe with a lolly 😂
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@Jekyll: Dr. Jekyll has handled this pedantic onslaught rather well. Bravo! How about we all call it instant liquid coffee and everyone go home? Because what a website says and what they do can be two different things in this modern corporatocracy.
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This tastes terrible in my opinion, get the first press cold drip from woolworths/coles.
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This has been a runaway hit for Nescafe. In the US they are selling mini kegs of it for the World Cup.
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Has it replaced beer?
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That's probably their goal.
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But, do you really want it?
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Makes sense since the seppos are happy to drink any old slop as long as it has the caffeine hit. Nestlé know their market.
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Hot tip with these, skull a couple if you want christmas to only be 1 sleep away
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I shotgun it before gym for a cheap and nasty pre workout ☕💪
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Mix the rich caramel with this…
https://www.coles.com.au/product/binggrae-milk-drink-banana-…
And add ice- 0
good for making mocha thickshakes
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Make Coffee Concentrate using instant coffee.
Instant Coffee + Boiled water > Place in a jug > Place in fridge and let it cool completely (Stir or shake every few hours) > Serve as you would with this store-bought version.
(adjust ratio of Instant Coffee/ Boiled Water for intensity/ consistency)
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Wow wow wow… too many steps.
I will better do real espresso - less steps and smells better. :)
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Compared to all the other liquid coffees it packs a lot of caffeine. I reduce the 50mls per serve to 40 and it still double most of the others. You get 12.5 serves at 5.50 so better value than most pods at this price.
It is also on sale (all varieties) at woollies for this price this week (Wed-Tues) so no need to order online.
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Any good?