Nescafe Blend 43 Coffee, 500 Grams, Tin Can, Each

So let down by your organisation - why change the formulation and label when it’s worked so well previously? Why did you change/tweak the way you roasted the beans? Sick of businesses like yours employing so-called “marketing and branding experts” to change things and “improve/increase market share & profits”. IT DOES NOT WORK, you will only lose more than your forecasted/hoped for gains. I and many others implore you to revert to the original and the best! You’ll still have short-term sales because of the previous formations’ reputations, but that will dwindle when people realise there is something wrong with the coffee, it’s not the one they’ve loved and enjoyed. Yuk - who likes burnt-tasting coffee? And why change “made for Australian tastes”? That gave people a ... MoreSo let down by your organisation - why change the formulation and label when it’s worked so well previously? Why did you change/tweak the way you roasted the beans? Sick of businesses like yours employing so-called “marketing and branding experts” to change things and “improve/increase market share & profits”. IT DOES NOT WORK, you will only lose more than your forecasted/hoped for gains. I and many others implore you to revert to the original and the best! You’ll still have short-term sales because of the previous formations’ reputations, but that will dwindle when people realise there is something wrong with the coffee, it’s not the one they’ve loved and enjoyed. Yuk - who likes burnt-tasting coffee? And why change “made for Australian tastes”? That gave people a nice warm feeling, we trusted it, and were proud to buy it, when so many products out there are Americanised. I sadly have been forced to change brands.

It takes six to seven spoons to get the same oomph as the old Blend 43, I have twelve tins all different here and cannot find one that tastes like the real Blend 43, they all taste like I forgot to put coffee in my cup. So now I have gone from 2 coffee 2 sugar to 7 coffee 2 sugar just to get NEAR the same taste, but it's still horrible. I don't know what you're doing there, but you need to go back to what it was. I've been drinking this for 40 years and am now trying to find a new brand because of your betrayal. And no, I won't call you. Please escalate this to your product quality control team and stop palming us off to some offshore call centre please. This is terrible, and you're going to face a customer revolt at this rate. You have betrayed us. For what? ... MoreIt takes six to seven spoons to get the same oomph as the old Blend 43, I have twelve tins all different here and cannot find one that tastes like the real Blend 43, they all taste like I forgot to put coffee in my cup. So now I have gone from 2 coffee 2 sugar to 7 coffee 2 sugar just to get NEAR the same taste, but it's still horrible. I don't know what you're doing there, but you need to go back to what it was. I've been drinking this for 40 years and am now trying to find a new brand because of your betrayal. And no, I won't call you. Please escalate this to your product quality control team and stop palming us off to some offshore call centre please. This is terrible, and you're going to face a customer revolt at this rate. You have betrayed us. For what? 'Sustainability'? Bunk. Profit? Probably. But you won't profit when no one buys your coffee anymore!Hi, thank you for the feedback on our Nescafé Blend 43. We're sorry that you're no longer enjoying your much loved coffee. We'd like to chat to you further, we're in Aust. and can be reached on 1800 025 361. The Nescafé Team.

Nescafe Blend 43 sent to me by influencer was ok I gave it 3 stars. I found it to be a bit bitter for me I prefer a smooth blend however at a pinch I would drink it if I had nothing else available to me. I liked that the bottle and labelling looked good and had a great seal on it. I generally have my coffee first thing in the morning but didn't satisfy my likness for taste. If asked would I buy it myself instead of a test product I would say no. But this is just my opinion others who have tried this may love it. I must also say I prefer coffee from cafes made by a barrista because I'm very fussy about my coffee. I received this product complimentary from influenster for testing purposes.

this coffee is rich full flavour easy to make and great to have on hand in the cupboard. really easy to make a full rich flavoured quickly and easily. I like this over other brands due to the texture of the product and simplicity of use of the screw lid jar. would definitely recommend as an everyday go to instant coffee to keep in your cupboard. Nescafe is a trusted well known brand in Australia and the product matches the brand perfectly. Thank you nescafe and influenster for the opportunity to trial this voxbox, I am so greatful and was so excited to receive. I will be happy to buy again given the price is right. the recommended retail price for this coffee was on point although supermarkets in our local area have been rising prices and making things like coffee ... Morethis coffee is rich full flavour easy to make and great to have on hand in the cupboard. really easy to make a full rich flavoured quickly and easily. I like this over other brands due to the texture of the product and simplicity of use of the screw lid jar. would definitely recommend as an everyday go to instant coffee to keep in your cupboard. Nescafe is a trusted well known brand in Australia and the product matches the brand perfectly. Thank you nescafe and influenster for the opportunity to trial this voxbox, I am so greatful and was so excited to receive. I will be happy to buy again given the price is right. the recommended retail price for this coffee was on point although supermarkets in our local area have been rising prices and making things like coffee unaffordable. A big shame for alot of lables

I love my coffee but preferred flavoured coffee. Whilst this one is ok I find it a little too strong for my liking. It dissolves nicely and It smells absolutely amazing. I would probably only drink this if I couldn’t get any flavoured coffee.

I received this product in exchange for my honest review. Overall, I like the taste of it ( 5 medium roast , bold and smooth) as I’m more into dark roasted coffee and I like strong and a bit bitter taste. However, I didn’t like the burnt smell of it. This Nescafe blend 43 is a locally manufactured product, roasted and blended in QLD, Australia. This coffee has a intensity scale of 1-10 with taste ranges from smooth and light(1-4), bold and smooth(5), smooth creamy crema (6) and rich and intense(8-10). I received no 5, medium roasted and bold and smooth. The company mentioned that to achieve it they applied a little less heat to the sweet Arabica coffee beans and a little more to the bold robusta coffee beans. I prefer my morning coffee strong and a bit bitter. I add ... MoreI received this product in exchange for my honest review. Overall, I like the taste of it ( 5 medium roast , bold and smooth) as I’m more into dark roasted coffee and I like strong and a bit bitter taste. However, I didn’t like the burnt smell of it. This Nescafe blend 43 is a locally manufactured product, roasted and blended in QLD, Australia. This coffee has a intensity scale of 1-10 with taste ranges from smooth and light(1-4), bold and smooth(5), smooth creamy crema (6) and rich and intense(8-10). I received no 5, medium roasted and bold and smooth. The company mentioned that to achieve it they applied a little less heat to the sweet Arabica coffee beans and a little more to the bold robusta coffee beans. I prefer my morning coffee strong and a bit bitter. I add 2 tsp coffee, a bit hot water and milk with no sugar. My go to is the dark roast coffee from another brand. So, this one is a new flavour to me. I like the texture of the product and it does dissolved in the hot water. I like the smooth and a bit bitter and strong taste as well. I just didn’t like the burnt smell of it after opening the product! Overall, it’s a good buy with a reasonable price range who likes a strong cup of coffee.

I'm a bit of a typical Melbourne coffee snob. To further push it, I'm also a soy drinker. This then might not surprise you - I'm not a fan of instant coffee. Nescafe Blend 43 has been around ever since I can remember. It's what was/is always supplied at a work place and I've always considered it, an average solution. It seems Nescafe may have read the memo after all this time and stepped their game up a wee bit. Whilst it's still not my favourite blend, it's a good solution and a passable price for home instant coffee. They've certainly improved the bitterness to make it a smoother, tastier experience. I will suggest though, their new Rich Creamy selection was surprisingly great to the point that I would consider purchasing it.

Flavour and satisfaction gone

Im with everybody else on here. Something has happened to the taste. My mother would be turning in her grave. Back when i was a child, my brother visited and took mums jar of blend 43 home with him. She rang him up and gave him and earful and made him travel back the 3hours by public transport to give her back her coffee. Our family are Blend 43 drinkers. Not Cafe Blend, Not Gold, and definitely not 3 in 1 or premix. A cup of coffee used to satisfy me. Recently i have noticed that i have been putting in close to two teaspoons into my usual mug and after my coffee, im looking for another cup. There is definetly something lacking in the coffee nowdays. Maybe Nescafe needs to go back to the old way of roasting the beans and getting an uneven blend so that we are all ... MoreIm with everybody else on here. Something has happened to the taste. My mother would be turning in her grave. Back when i was a child, my brother visited and took mums jar of blend 43 home with him. She rang him up and gave him and earful and made him travel back the 3hours by public transport to give her back her coffee. Our family are Blend 43 drinkers. Not Cafe Blend, Not Gold, and definitely not 3 in 1 or premix. A cup of coffee used to satisfy me. Recently i have noticed that i have been putting in close to two teaspoons into my usual mug and after my coffee, im looking for another cup. There is definetly something lacking in the coffee nowdays. Maybe Nescafe needs to go back to the old way of roasting the beans and getting an uneven blend so that we are all satisfied again. I live in a small country that has very poor coffee, so having my Nescafe from Australia was one of my highlights. Now even that has gone. And just a heads up, dont suggest i ring, it wont happen. Just give all the Nescafe Blend 43 drinkers their favourite coffee back

Nescafé blend 43

I’m compelled to comment on the downturn of the flavor of this iconic instant coffee. I have ALWAYS bought this coffee for my household (40 years or so)I need to know WHAT ON Earth have you added to it lately. I can only guess you have moved the entire range to the same recipe as your espresso instant coffee. YUK ! I liken the flavor to drinking an Italian espresso that’s been on the stove too too long. This coffee now has a distinctive burnt after taste. WHAT THE Sam hell were you thinking. Please please change it back to the original recipe. I’m gonna have to drink more tea if you don’t.

Return the old Nescafé blend 43 \Made For Australian Tastes\"!"

I've been drinking Nescafé blend 43 instant coffee \Made For Australian Tastes\" for quite a few decades now, I noticed towards the end of 2020 that the store didn't have my usual 500g tin of blend 43 Made for Australian tastes. What I did see was Nescafe Blend 43 Bold & Smooth?, and a green tin that was Nescafe Blend 43 Limited Edition Design - \"Same Great Blend\"? with 100% Sustainable coffee beans? So I bought one of each tin. My mistake was wasting my money on buying tins, I opened the bold & smooth tried a cup, hated it, I then opened the other tin, that was just as bad. I then went to two other stores and finally found my Nescafé blend 43 instant coffee \"Made For Australian Tastes\", and bought my usual amount of 12 by 500g tins, there was still 6 tins left ... MoreI've been drinking Nescafé blend 43 instant coffee \Made For Australian Tastes\" for quite a few decades now, I noticed towards the end of 2020 that the store didn't have my usual 500g tin of blend 43 Made for Australian tastes. What I did see was Nescafe Blend 43 Bold & Smooth?, and a green tin that was Nescafe Blend 43 Limited Edition Design - \"Same Great Blend\"? with 100% Sustainable coffee beans? So I bought one of each tin. My mistake was wasting my money on buying tins, I opened the bold & smooth tried a cup, hated it, I then opened the other tin, that was just as bad. I then went to two other stores and finally found my Nescafé blend 43 instant coffee \"Made For Australian Tastes\", and bought my usual amount of 12 by 500g tins, there was still 6 tins left that I didn't get because I figured that by the time I reached my last tin they should be back in stock, another of my big mistakes, unfortunately. I have read all of the comments so far together with your poor pathetic excuses for replies. The thing is when you buy a cheap coffee bean that has been infected by mould, it doesn't matter what you call it, ie \"SUSTAINABLE\", or however you roast it, it's going to taste very very bad, like it does now, even if you try putting good quality beans into the mix, it's still very bad!Just dump the current stock of beans, buy good quality beans AND roast them to, what the original label states, \"MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN TASTES\", the original way of slow roast of 100% coffee beans. PLEASE FOR AUSTRALIA's Sake.Or just get out of the coffee business altogether!"