Nescafe 3 in 1 Latte 150g (10x15g)

Good. Buen sabor

Delicious and appetizing

Good for hotel/travel

The Nescafé 3 in 1 Latte is my go-to for a quick and tasty coffee. It’s creamy, well-balanced, and not too sweet — just right for busy mornings or when I need a pick-me-up. Super easy to make, and the flavor is consistent every time.

I think the quality of it changed a bit drastically. It earlier used to come in a cup not directly in sachets, taste of it is not at all good. The price and the quality seems to doesn’t fit in well. Overall, not worth it.

Great for when you're rushing in the morning and don't have time to make coffee. Great for when you go camping but don't want to bring instant/ground coffee and powder/liquid cream. And great when you happen to be in another country on vacation and don't want to leave the hotel room before you're ready ready to get the day started..

For my American friends and anyone else who can't easily convert metric to standard measurements, 150g = just over 5 oz. I'm a big fan of these Nescafe 3 in 1 coffee packets, having discovered them when I was in Europe. I subscribe and save to the regular rich version and find that I barely ever make my own coffee anymore; I go straight to these little packets instead. They make such a beautiful cup of coffee, although full disclosure, I usually use two packets for one 12 oz cup of hot water.But these are not really anything like a real latte (there's no foam), and they're weak! So weak that I had to use three packets for one 12 oz cup of hot water to make a decent cup of java.Like I said, I probably should have read the listing better to get a feel for how much coffee was there. When I look at it now, it seems pretty clear that there are 10 packets per bag. But if you're going to have to use three to make one cup of coffee, it hardly seems worth the cost. I won't be in a rush the purchase more.

Great flavor, not too sweet, just perfect coffee

Expensive but yummy

Excellent but a tad expensive but the contents make it worthwhile.Easy to use. Snip the ratchet and pour hot water, not boiling just hot.