General Foods International Bulk French Vanilla Cappuccino Powder, 2 lb. Container (Pack of 6)
November 20, 2018 - Comment
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Great Taste but Difficult to Dissolve. I’ve bought this flavor and brand of Instant Cappuccino multiple times. It takes quite a few teaspoons to make it, and it’s difficult to dissolve. Even after I stir it a lot, it still ends up not being fully dissolved. I’ve started putting a little bit of water in, and stirring to make sure it’s dissolved, then adding more water. I guess since it’s made for convenient store machines, they must have a way in the preparation process that fully dissolves it and doesn’t leave any undissolved…
Pretty darn good stuff It is not as sweet as the stuff at my local Chevron station (which they also call French Vanilla Supreme). Adding in a spoonful of sugar does the trick. This is probably a good item if you find that some gas station cappuccinos are too sweet. Good strong vanilla flavor and super thick and creamy to. 3 tablespoons per 8 oz of crazy hot water does the trick. Will not work with hot tap water – it must be near boiling. I use my Keurig machine to make the hot water and it works great…
Not the Same as the Cans! I have been buying the International Coffee Swiss Mocha flavor for many years and getting it here on Amazon since it was pulled from the shelves locally. I saw these pouches which are so much less expensive that the 14 oz cans and thought they were the same product. But not! Apparently they are supposed to go into some automated dispenser, and the product is a different texture and taste when made by spooning the mixture into a cup. Don’t be misled– cappuccino is not the same as the Swiss…