Nescafe in a can

[steve242526]

Not too sure when these came out but I'm thinking it was probably the 90's but can anyone remember the Nescafe coffee in a can which self heated ? And are they still available anywhere ? I think they used to be about £1.50 a can and came in either sugar or non sugar. But the actual gimmick of heating itself was great and it actually tasted nice !

[Megawitch]

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I don't remember that but I do remember when Nescafe coffee powder came in a can and it was called 'Nescaff' then, spelt the same as now but pronounced nescaff!

[Jingbang]

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I remember them there was a program with one in a week or 2 ago, it may have been this is england 86.

[memoman]

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I remember them but the price was a bit steep for my liking.I remember my aunty had coffee bags.Never seen any since the 70's?

[Megawitch]

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Do you remember Camp Coffee? It was liquid coffee concentrate with chicory added and it came in a bottle? I haven't seen it for years.

[mc7t]

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I can remember the Nescafe in the self heating can, it was around 2002 when it first came out...I never tried it (I seem to remember it was about £1.30 a can), but a few mates tried it, said it was ok, but only got "warm"...yuk!

[Richard1978]

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Do you remember Camp Coffee? It was liquid coffee concentrate with chicory added and it came in a bottle? I haven't seen it for years.

You can still get it, though my Mum reckoned it tasted strange because of the chicory.

[Beach Life]

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I remember the Nescafe self heating coffee. Think it came out in 2002. I really liked it, but due to the self heating inside there was not enough coffee! I found it warm enough. Didn't they do iced coffee or frappe that came in a carton that you used to shake.? It's a shame the self heating ones don't make a comeback with an improved version where the can is bigger and coffee heat to be a bit warmer. I liked it! Maybe someone should start a Facebook campaign to bring it back! On the subject of coffee don't they still have Lyons coffee bags that you brew like tea? I took them abroad a few years ago.

Not too sure when these came out but I'm thinking it was probably the 90's but can anyone remember the Nescafe coffee in a can which self heated ? And are they still available anywhere ? I think they used to be about £1.50 a can and came in either sugar or non sugar. But the actual gimmick of heating itself was great and it actually tasted nice !

[Sly]

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A guy on my apprenticeship course used to get these. No later than 2002.

[willpurry]

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You can buy self heating food and beverage cans from Amazon.

[darren]

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cant ever recall remember seeing self heating coffee.

i do remember nescafe coming in huge tins as we had one at work a few times.

must have held at least 20 bottles of nescafe it had a plastic lid and when you took it off there was a layer of gold foil same as you get with the bottles.

I remember the Nescafe self heating coffee. Think it came out in 2002. I really liked it, but due to the self heating inside there was not enough coffee! I found it warm enough. Didn't they do iced coffee or frappe that came in a carton that you used to shake.? It's a shame the self heating ones don't make a comeback with an improved version where the can is bigger and coffee heat to be a bit warmer. I liked it! Maybe someone should start a Facebook campaign to bring it back! On the subject of coffee don't they still have Lyons coffee bags that you brew like tea? I took them abroad a few years ago.

[xmark1234]

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i sill have the tins off coffee at work lot cheaper than buying a bottle seams to go on for ever

[Richard1978]

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Where I work we have those tins of coffee as we get our coffee & tea supplied for free.

[FLYING SAUCER]

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Had a couple of these cans of Coffee in the mid/ late 1990's? They were OK, but they were expensive. The technology behind them is nothing new, as I believe self heating food cans were used by the Armed Forces for quite a few years before this product was available to the general public. I think you can still get them.

If we have any more threats of snow, and you are travelling, it might be a good idea to buy a couple and keep them in the boot of your car? (You never know, could be a lifesaver?)