NescafeCoffee, French Vanilla Cappuccino Mix, 32 Ounce Bag

Delicious!!!!!

Flavor is totally different, even though they claim the recipe is the same.Nestle sold Butterfinger to Mondelez so they don't produce it anymore. Shame, twas my favorite.

Was NOT butterfinger! Was a toffee flavor. So disappointed

I used to work in a restaurant where we served cappuccino, so I ordered this to make my own.But I add 3 spoonfuls of the Nescafe Mix in with a cup of my regular coffee, add a little extra sugar.Sooo Good.

Love this stuff. I have one of those baby coffee maker things and a giant tumbler (sorry, I don't know how much either holds), and I use three tablespoons in it. It doesn't say on the bag, but I'm 90% sure there is caffeine in it. If I just need a little pick me up, I make it with milk and its still great. The color is odd, but I don't really look in my tumbler much after I stir it.Side note: Something in this really disagrees with me. I must be near a restroom within an hour of drinking it. BUT. I still drink this *daily* because its so flipping delicious. My coworkers who have tried it did not have the same gastrointestinal issues.I will be ordering more when I run out!

I didn't exactly use this "as directed". I put it in a blender with plain black coffee and some agave nectar. It did make my coffee frothy, which I wasn't exactly fond of, but I knew it was going to happen. I only gave it three stars because of the taste. I've tried bottled Nescafe drinks and LOVED them, so I thought it would be nice to be able to make my own at home. Wrong. It has this bitter taste, and needs a LOT of agave nectar to even make it tolerable. Keep in mind that agave nectar is sweeter than sugar and you should use less of it. At one point I thought that if I added more agave it would take the bitterness away. Wrong. I think it may have actually made it worse, and I had to throw the cup out because it was so sweet I couldn't take it. To be fair, with the right amount of agave, or sugar if that's what you use, it doesn't taste bad, per se. The bitterness isn't so bad that it can't be drank. In fact, I might buy more once I run out. It just wasn't what I was expecting, and it takes a bit of experimenting to get it mostly right. I can't say how this works in an actual Nescafe machine. Maybe it has some special process that gets rid of the bitterness. This review is for anyone like me who just wants to add it to their coffee and expects to end up with something like a bottled Nescafe drink.

I was first introduced to this product when I was having my car repaired. After quite a long search I found it. It truly is like tasting a butterfinger candy bar. I’m so glad Nescafé makes it. One cup is not enough.

It has a great flavor and I enjoyed it very much, but the price is too high for the amount you get.