NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate, Instant Espresso Iced Coffee, Sweet Vanilla, 1 Bottle (10 Fl Oz)

So I'm a newbie to making iced carmael macchiatos and other iced coffee drinks, as I'm partial to the ones at Starbucks (I know, I know, don't judge me). This makes it pretty much foolproof....speaking as someone who originally tried it with what she thought was instant ground expresso (it wasn't). Whooops. All you need is 2-4 tablespoons to measure out the expresso, and just add your other ingrediants...no dissolving with water needed. It's not overly strong, and can be balanced out with other flavors, making the drink your own, and thus saving money throughout the week when that craving hits.

I have tried this one and the Javvy concentrated coffee and I must say this one’s way better than Javvy! concentrated coffee. I have tried every last one of their flavors and they really were not worth it. I just felt like the flavor was decent compared to most coffee. This one though is way better. I recently got fed up with Javvy when they sent me one and it was cracked so it leaked everywhere so I decided to try this one out and I’m glad I did cheaper and tastes better. I can’t wait to try the vanilla one. The plain coffee one gives you a nice smoky chocolatey flavor with the coffee taste as well. That’s how I can describe it. I make iced coffees and I use a couple of pumps of my vanilla syrup with some caramel drizzle and a little bit of half-and-half and it comes out delicious will not be going back to any other coffee.

I recently ordered the Starbucks Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate; this was the first time I've ever tried coffee concentrate and absolutely loved it! I decided to further explore this category of product and ordered the Nespresso Vanilla Espresso Concentrate.Especially when compared to the Starbucks product, I was very disappointed. The flavor was bitter and just off; also despite having 60 calories per serving (compared to Starbucks 15 calories) there was no noticeable sweetness at all. I normally like espresso but this missed the mark for me.It's also worth mentioning the directions on the package differ from from what's currently shown on the Amazon listing. The package recommended 2 tablespoons to make 12 ounces while the listing said the same amount made 6 ounces. 12 ounces of espresso is a very large serving but I wouldn't really call this espresso - it's just a strong caffeinated coffee like beverage.This is a little cheaper per serving than the aforementioned Starbucks brand, so there is that to consider and is the reason I left the rating at four stars instead of three (though it was very close to being three stars). This is all just my opinion and yours certainly may vary; I think maybe what I was looking for was more of a cold coffee drink than Espresso, so I cut the product some slack.It's okay, but I won't be ordering it again when better options exist!

I use a little more than recommended but, seriously, who drinks 6 oz of coffee anyway? Instead of adding the concentrate to milk I like to mix it with hot water like instant coffee granules and then add the extras. Rich without being too bitter. Great for making coffee cubes to keep my drinks cool without diluting them!

Delicious! It makes a really good iced latte, no bitterness! Only downside is it is a little pricey for 10 servings and is about the same price as Nespresso pods.

I am so happy I found this extract flavoring. I make the best coffee flavored ice cream now 100% better than Häagen-Dazs, which was my favorite not anymore and it’s so affordable and it’s a wonderful flavoring to make yogurt, ice cream coffee milk thank you.

I originally bought Starbucks. But, was looking for a vanilla flavor without artificial sweetener. This is perfect. The flavor is delicious and it makes a wonderful cold coffee drink with only 2 tbsps of concentrate needed.

Works best in milk. But it will work in hot coffee too. If you don’t like the taste as it taste of Nescafé you won’t like any this, period. Although it has not added airbag, it has an oily aftertaste to it. You get what you pay for.