Decaffeinted Instant Coffee Sticks

Great option. I appreciate the single individual instant decaf sticks.Glad it's available and it tastes good. Quality is good.Organic is a bonusI will order again.

I bought these for backpacking but now I take them whenever I travel. They make a good tasting cup of coffee and you can adjust the strength, obviously. I like that they are so small, easy to pack and bring on road trips. Even when I expect that my hosts will have decaf, it's still convenient to have these, and they're great in hotels. And, of course, they were just the ticket in the back country where the rest of the crew was drinking hi-test. I buy more as I go but they seem to keep their flavor if I go a few months without using them.

Love it . Easy Exactly what I was looking for , that part wasn’t easy though . Literally took me an hour to find this on Amazon. In the listing the word decaf inst in the title and the word decaf on the box isn’t evident. So I kept passing it up. For travel it’s perfect . Using decals mid day or evening to make a latte in my jot shaker flask ❤️

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I have quit using Keurig and enjoy these much more. Very smooth, instant organic coffee. Blends completely with no grounds. Inexpensive.

This is the absolute best instant decaf coffee I have ever had, we use these in a pinch without the mess and for travel. extremely good flavor too for an instant coffee..

I've tried several different brands all boasting of "authentic" coffee taste. LIES. None taste of coffee, none taste of any effort to match the flavor. Since my normal daily cup is regular caffeinated drip coffee and always black, I'm somewhat picky for a rich and smooth coffee flavor without the burnt, bitter, skunky, weak, non-oiliness that comes from traditional decaf of any kind. So I went on a quest to sample every instant decaf I could find... because, I drink coffee late at night because its darned good with a cigar, but I don't want the caffeine. Finally after reading some terrible articles online about the "best", I eventually got to Mount Hagen and read all the reviews. The reviews are exactly the same as the review for all the bad ones I've read. But for some reason this one is highly ranked and consistently.So I tried it. At first I put too much water. They really are measured for 8 oz and absolutely no more than that. My travel cup is 16 oz and two packets works perfectly. I even short pour it by about an ounce or two because I like it a little stronger.1) I like it, it tastes like coffee. Its not perfect... its definitely not deeply rich and delicious like regular caffeinated fare but for a decaf and for an instant, its very very good. I would drink this at night at home because I just felt like coffee or with my favorite dinner dessert.2) As a whiskey and wine drinker I look for subtleties in flavor or body and I find this one to be surprisingly savory. The flavor can be a little thin initially... once you settle into the cup it gets better. I also find that less hot is better which isn't an issue with freeze-dried crystals.3) The sachets are tiny, I use two... as a backpacker, this is going to be my new camp coffee as I've already ordered the caffeinated and reordered more decaf.4) I've found that in most cases, decaf drinkers cheat with creamer and sugar to make the taste more tolerable. I drink my coffee black and find that practice to be unacceptable. Hence the effort into finding a good to drink iteration of the two worst forms of cafe, decaf and instant. My search is over... the other products I've purchased in this effort have already gone out in the trash.

First off, this is a VERY well made product. You can see it in the packaging and taste an authentic high quality "drip coffee" esque flavor. It also dissolves in COOL water, which is great for weirdos like me that literally like to dump a packet into a 16.9 oz bottle of spring water and drink cool to luke warm decaf coffee in the morning. I get my water, and my coffee (flavor) this way.The part I don't like is the fact it is not a BOLD coffee like many REVIEWS herein state. It's more like a Columbian DRIP coffee. Which is as it should be. The product itself never promised to be anything other than that. It meets those standards exactly.I for one, prefer Starbucks VIA as it tastes more like an Americano or Espresso. Hard to explain, but it just works for me, whereas this product may be better for those who crave that drip coffee kinda satisfaction, and I know plenty of people who prefer that over the Starbucks espresso thing.Why did I try this? Because the price point was EXCELLENT compared to Starbucks Decaf Via's highway robbery prices at $50 for a 50 pack box these days. This product was $8 for 25 packets. So if you like drip coffee flavor in decaf form, that can be poured into almost any temperature of water, and is VERY affordable, this is the stuff. Again, high quality, well made and packaged, just not my jam when it comes to the actual flavor I crave.Bummer as I was truly hoping to replace the Starbucks with this stuff.