Kenco Smooth Instant Coffee - 1 x 750g Tin

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We’ve poured 100 years of expertise into crafting a delicious selection of instant coffees that are ready in seconds. Supplied in a 750g resealable tin and providing approximately 415 servings, this Kenco instant coffee is ideal for both home and office. Made from the finest Arabica coffee beans, Kenco Smooth instant coffee is expertly roasted to capture the smooth and distinctive taste. This deliciously intense, medium-to-dark instant coffee roast blend is made using only the finest, carefully sourced beans. This instant coffee, made from the finest coffee beans, has a rich scent that triggers your senses and lets you experience a perfect coffee moment.

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In England coffee-houses were open to men of pretty much all standing and as such were social levellers.Popular representations of the office on both sides of the Atlantic, on TV, in film and in literature, are riddled with references to coffee drinking. This delicious, medium roast instant coffee blend is made using only the finest, carefully sourced beans. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth century industrial roasting and grinding processes were consolidated, along with vacuum sealing technologies. All the bold flavours and unmistakably rich aromas you’d expect from a cup of freshly brewed coffee. Coffee was introduced to Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, gaining particular popularity in coffee-houses which were also hubs of cultural, political and – significantly – business influence and activity.

Kenco Smooth Instant Coffee Granules, 6 x 750g | Costco UK Kenco Smooth Instant Coffee Granules, 6 x 750g | Costco UK

He is said to have noticed his charge of goats behaving oddly – dancing and such – after nibbling a plant.

The ubiquity in culture of coffee-drinking establishments is as strong as ever, though at present coffee franchises are more emblematic of consumer capitalism than of intellectual resistance as exemplified by Starbucks, a word often enunciated derisively or disdainfully. Despite early prohibition in some quarters of Islam (because it was an intoxicant) coffee drinking spread rapidly through the Arab world and successive Muslim empires. The first coffee-houses outside the Ottoman Empire appeared in the mid-sixteenth century, first in Venice, then Oxford and London. As a stimulant coffee is associated with both industrious motivation and with taking time out of work.