Instant coffee is made from dried coffee extract, and you may wonder whether it’s good or bad for you. This article explains everything you need to know about instant coffee and its health effects.

Measure the coffee granules: Most instant coffee brands recommend using 1 to 2 teaspoons of coffee granules per cup of hot ...

Although you might expect most instant coffee to be below par, this is pretty damn good, even when you’re not in a pinch. Daniel Modlin Published Mar. 16 2021 3:20PM EDT ...

Although you might expect most instant coffee to be below par, this is pretty damn good, even when you’re not in a pinch. Daniel Modlin Published Feb. 9 2021 12:00PM EST ...

Is instant coffee as good as regular coffee? Instant coffee has similar health benefits as regular coffee when consumed in moderation. However, some people find that brewed coffee tastes better.

So, I tackled the problem like any Underscored writer would: I called in 11 of the most popular instant coffee brands and set up a blind taste test with my colleagues at CNN’s Los Angeles office.

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When I was in Evanston, Il. recently I saw a taste test of Via, the new Starbucks instant coffee, going on at all the Starbucks outlets. (It was test-marketed in Chicago, Seattle and London first.) ...

Instant coffee represents about 40 percent of the global coffee market, CEO Howard Schultz said, and "Starbucks is uniquely positioned to capture a significant share of this market." ...

By comparison, a typical 12-ounce serving of drip coffee has 200 milligrams of caffeine, more than instant’s 140. And, yes, brewed decaf has caffeine, too — 8 milligrams — which can add up.