- Is House Blend the same as Taster's Choice Original?
- House Blend is a medium roast in the same freeze-dried line. It sits close to the original in mildness, so drinkers wanting more punch usually move to a dark roast.
- How do you make iced coffee with it?
- Dissolve the crystals in a little hot water first, then add cold water and ice. Stirring crystals straight into cold water tends to leave clumps.
- How much coffee does one jar make?
- A 14 oz jar makes roughly 100 to 150 cups, depending on how strong you mix it. Heavy drinkers using two spoons a cup will finish it faster.
- Does it contain caffeine?
- Yes, it is regular caffeinated instant coffee. Nescafé also sells a decaf version of Taster's Choice if you want the same style without caffeine.
- Is it good for baking?
- Yes. Dissolve a spoonful in a little hot water and add it to cakes, brownies or rubs. Its mild roast adds coffee flavor without much bitterness.
- How should I store the jar?
- Keep it sealed in a cool, dry place away from the stove. Moisture is the main enemy; a wet spoon will make the crystals clump.
- Where is the Nescafé Taster's Choice Instant Coffee House Blend cheapest?
- At Sam's Club, for $22.28, as of our latest check.