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G7 Black Gourmet Instant Coffee
Black G7 for those who prefer their coffee black, or simply prefer to add their own cream and/or sugar to their coffee. The G7 Black is also able to dissolve in cold water for an iced coffee. Our taste tests of over 40 brands, our customer comments, and G7 Black's rise to Asia's top-selling black instant coffee support that this is the best black instant coffee in the world.
It's the best because it is fundamentally different... while USA instant products are brewed and then freeze-dried, meaning you are brewing it for the second time when you use it, G7 Black was the world's first dry-roast process instant coffee. It is not pre-brewed! As a result it is fresher, more flavorful, and smoother than any other style of instant coffee.
15 servings per box. Each sachet makes 7-8 ounces (or to taste).
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Finally, pure Black G7! Black instant G7 has a number of advantages: it does not contain any added calories from added creamer or sugar, it can be mixed directly into cold water for iced coffee, its packet size is very small and fits easily in a wallet, and, of course, many people just prefer black coffee.
G7 is widely regarded as a unique and superior gourmet instant coffee, due to a processing plant built by Italian coffee technology experts that uses a proprietary process to create flavorful instant coffee from unroasted, green coffee beans. The beans are roasted and powdered in one process that eliminates the usual bitterness of freeze-dried coffee common to other processes. If you have never tried G7, you have never seen how great instant coffee can taste. The Black G7, requested by consumers for years, is finally available. Its only ingredient: Coffee. Use it alone or as a base in coffee drinks or cooking.
If you do like your coffee sweet, but are watching your sugar intake, then the Black G7 is ideal because you can sweeten it with your non-nutritive sweetener of choice (Splenda, Nutrasweet, etc.). You can also add your own cream, milk, or non-dairy creamer if you like. This black instant is highly suitable for allergy sufferers, because they can be certain that there is nothing in the packet but pure black instant coffee.
An exciting discovery for us was that the Black G7 mixes easily in cold water. During the hot summer months, iced coffee is particularly pleasurable, but regular G7 must always be mixed in hot water first before being poured over ice. This can be tricky because the ice melts and may dilute the coffee. With Black G7, there's no problem making coffee as cold as you like, anywhere you have access to iced and water and want to enjoy a glass of gourmet iced coffee!
G7 is 100% pure black coffee with nothing added. Caffeine is rated at 60 mg per serving/packet, about 20% less than an average cup of brewed coffee. One sachet makes about 7 ounces of coffee. Natural sugar content of the beans is approximately 0.2 grams per serving. Note that the nutritional facts label provides values for 100 grams, which is equivalent to 50 servings.
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Customer Reviews
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It’s magic!
I have to tell you, this stuff is magic. I use it mostly to make coffee yogurt, adding a little sugar to taste. I just made a coffee soda with seltzer and simple syrup. It instantly frothed up into creamy foam without milk or cream of any kind. I don’t know how they grind it finely enough to totally dissolve in cold liquid. Also useful for baking.
Posted by Unknown on Jul 30th 2021
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Best instant on the market
I'm sensitive to many coffees with high acidity and/or additives like sulfites. Even on days when I'm rushed I can still enjoy good coffee without any problems whatsoever. Good smooth yet distinct intense flavor I look for. Two packets in a large mug with whole milk. A dab of brown sugar. Perfect.
Thank you for your excellent service -- and for carrying Trung Nguyen coffees.Posted by Linda on May 27th 2021
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Love it
I am not usually an instant coffee drinker but this is one that I use when I am in a hurry. Bought some for my son and he also likes it. Great for a quick pick me up.
Posted by Leslie Ostrander on Apr 11th 2021
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So good the wife srarted drinking coffee
My non coffee drinking wife of 48 years tasted this coffee. I have now purchased it several times just for her.
Posted by Charles A Young Jr on Dec 31st 2020
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Bold smooth tastes
Love it
Posted by Unknown on Nov 17th 2020
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Try this - If you like a great instant coffee
I discovered this coffee on a visit to Vietnam and it is excellent. Sometimes I like a quality instant coffee and this is one of them. Give it a try, usually I used 2 packets to a cup, but you can figure out your own mix.
Also, really love getting coffee here, the service is excellent and a cool selection.Posted by Mark on May 27th 2020
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Best instant coffee
If you do not have time to brew a cup of coffee, or if you are at a hotel that has mediocre coffee in your room, or there's no coffee at your job, just carry a few of these G7 instant coffee sachets with you and you will be more than satisfied with this instant coffee!!
Posted by Joyce on Apr 25th 2020
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Great tasting Bree
We put a little of this in our morning protein shake. We tried this with Dpecial S and Se too. The three of these all work great.
Posted by Charles Young Jr on Feb 29th 2020
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Instant Coffee
I normally don't drink instant coffee as they have a terrible taste especially freeze dried. This is one that actually tastes like real coffee freshly brewed.
Posted by Leslie on Jan 9th 2020
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Love it
So fast and easy to make & it tastes great!
Posted by Tiffany on Nov 9th 2019
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