Coffee

[Lynn25]

Hi everyone,
Can anyone recommend an alternative to the usual nescafe? We usually bring a large jar of our favourite douwe egberts, which usually lasts us the 2 weeks but as we're coming for longer don't want unnecessary weight in the case.  We're planning a big shop at Migros if anyone can suggest a nice 1 they sell?? Many thanks.
Lynn

[littlereddevil]

I actually find the coffee quite expensive in Migros.
You can buy the refill packs in the UK, a lot less weight than the jars.

[Scunner]

I settled on the green Jacobs for instant,  not bad at all. The Jacobs ground coffee was good too.

[karaokemark]

We have the Jacobs filter coffee which is quite good, we bring refill packs of Kenco really rich instant.
Mark

[Lynn25]

Silly me, didn't think of refill packs, must have other things on my mind....washing my shorts, sorting passports, packing etc etc . Thanks.

[Jacqui Harvey]

In most of the supermarkets you can get little sachets of cappuccino, latte, etc., made by a variety of manufacturers including Jacobs, and the supermarkets own, they are about 60k each and you just put them in the cup and add hot water.  They often come in different flavours, such as chocolate, almond, etc,  We always buy them and I find them a good alternative for a few weeks. 

[Marggie]

Jacobs Cronat Gold for us - we really like it - not as bitter as Nescafe.

[Lynn25]

Thanks everyone. X

[Rimms]

Or try Guvens in Calis or Address bar on the Fethiye harbour, both do a lovely cup of coffee. 

[grizabella]

Bım do sachets of sugar free cappucino for 35tl and they taste just as good as the more expensive sachets sold in the bigger supermarkets.