Medium Roast Single-Serve Premium Instant Coffee 8 ct Box

Waka Medium Roast Single-Serve Premium Instant Coffee is freeze-dried coffee made from 100% single-origin Colombian Arabica beans, in a box of 8 pre-measured packets. Each packet contains approximately 60 mg of caffeine and makes an 8 to 10 fl oz cup. It is a clean-label coffee: no added sugar or sweeteners, no fillers, and no artificial flavors or colors. Because each packet is sealed and needs only water, it travels well for camping, flights, hotel rooms, and office desks.

Waka's Colombian instant coffee received a score of 88 out of 100 from Coffee Review in a blind tasting. The highest score Coffee Review has ever awarded an instant coffee is 89.

Specifications

• Coffee type: Freeze-dried instant (soluble) coffee
• Bean: 100% Arabica, single-origin Colombia
• Roast: Medium
• Tasting notes: Well-balanced and smooth-bodied, with notes of citrus. Coffee Review noted dark caramel, cedar, baker's chocolate, and apricot.
• Count: 8 single-serve packets (0.1 oz each)
• Serving size: 1 packet per 8 to 10 fl oz of water
• Caffeine per packet: Approximately 60 mg
• Ingredients: 100% coffee. Nothing else.
• Added sugar or sweeteners: None
• Artificial flavors or colors: None
• Kosher: Certified by the OU
• Gluten: No gluten added
• GMO: Non-GMO
• Packaging: Box and packets made with post-consumer recycled content and certified sustainably sourced paper, packed in the USA

Common questions

How much caffeine is in one packet?
Approximately 60 mg, compared with roughly 95 mg in a standard 8 fl oz cup of drip coffee. The bulk pouch measured at 2 teaspoons gives about 55 mg.

Should I buy packets or a bulk pouch?
Packets are pre-measured and sealed, which makes them better for travel, offices, and anywhere you cannot measure. Bulk pouches cost less per cup and let you adjust strength.

Can you take instant coffee packets through airport security?
Yes. Instant coffee is a dry powder and is permitted in carry-on luggage.

How do you make iced coffee from a packet?
Dissolve the packet in a small amount of hot water first, then top with cold water, milk, or ice. A handheld frother also works for mixing directly into cold liquid.