One of the most common ones you're bound to encounter will be Indocafe. It's cheap, ubiquitous and exists in a few varieties. The one I always stock at home is Indocafe white coffee which is actually a 2-in-1 coffee.
Indocafe White Coffee
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| Very distinct white and black powder |
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| Nice light brown colour |
Taste Review
Aroma - 6/10
light sweet caramel fragrance
Taste - 6/10
Creamy with a mild coffee flavor and light bitterness that lingers
Cost - 10/10
Frequently on offer for $5.95 for 2 packs of 30 sticks each. Averages about 0.09cents per stick. This is waayyyyy cheap. It's like 10-12x cheaper than the coffeeshop! And I'll bet this is actually better than some of the horrible brews made by dispassionate kopi kias in some coffeeshops.
Tasting Notes
It's a working man's coffee in that its cheap as hell and I mean real cheap. You can buy a truck load of this and literally guzzle it without burning a hole in your pocket. Taste won't be your top priority if you buy this but it will do a decent job of getting your engines started. The strength seems to be mild but baring any lab analysis, it's all just guess work and my guess is you'll need a midday pick me up with this coffee. Probably one that tastes better and also gives you an excuse to leave the desk for a coffee run to the coffeeshop or office pantry peppered with some small talk along the way. Contains instant coffee (probably mainly Arabica beans + the usual nanyang style coffee fillers of maize / corn and roasted with butter?) and a non-diary creamer. Definitely not for fussies!
TLDR version
This is a workhorse coffee that's cheap and decent. Get it to save your pocket!
This is a workhorse coffee that's cheap and decent. Get it to save your pocket!
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