I Tested New England Coffee’s Breakfast Blend Decaf: with photos

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by Nigel Ong

Breakfast blend coffee is usually coffee roasts created for the first sips of the day. Usually light and easy, these are excellent coffee to be enjoyed by many. It also contains a decent amount of caffeine, enough to jump-start your day without being too intense.

However, would these characteristics change when you make them decaf? 

Let’s find out with New England Coffee’s Breakfast Blend Decaf. 

As usual, I will brew the coffee several ways and sample it with different flavorings. Finally, I compare the coffee with other relevant roasts before deciding who should give this coffee a try.

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I Taste Tested 3 Signature Luckin Coffee Drinks, Photos (Creamy Dreamy, Big Cheesy, Coconut Latte)

by Nigel Ong

Luckin Coffee is the new darling in the world of coffee. Originating from China, it beat out Starbucks in its home market by opening more shops. It is now working on international expansion, with Singapore its first overseas market. 

I recently visited Luckin Coffee in Singapore to see what made them successful. Part of the visit also has me trying out some of the signature drinks, and I thought I’d share my experience here. 

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I Taste Tested Community Coffee American Classic Medium Roast, Photos

by Nigel Ong

Aside from its popular Breakfast Blend, Community Coffee also has many other styles of roasts in its collection. Some include the Signature Roast, New Orleans Roast, and so on.

One such popular Community Coffee roast is the American Classic Roast. Balanced and easy to drink, it probably is Community Coffee’s best-selling roast. I thought I’d pick up a bag and try it out. 

I will brew and sample Community Coffee American Classic Roast in this post. I will also compare its flavors against other relevant coffee and decide if you should try this roast.

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I Taste Tested Davidoff Espresso 57 Instant Coffee, with photos

by Nigel Ong

I have recently reviewed two of Davidoff’s most popular premium instant coffee blends – the Fine Aroma Blend and the Rich Aroma Blend. Since I have reviewed two, I thought I would try the other instant coffee within the lineup and everything else. 

Enter the Davidoff Espresso 57 Instant Coffee. 

In this post, I will review the Davidoff Espresso 57 Instant Coffee and discover if the rave reviews given by its customers are justified. I will try the black coffee with other flavorings before comparing it with other relevant instant coffees.

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I taste tested Davidoff Rich Aroma Instant Coffee: with photos

by Nigel Ong

Aside from its line of fragrances and tobacco, Davidoff also has a respectable line of instant coffee. I have tried the Davidoff Fine Aroma and found it quite good for a premium instant coffee. 

But what about the others? There are two more instant coffees in Davidoff’s range, and I thought it would make sense to review them. They also seem to sell quite well on Amazon, with good customer reviews. 

I picked up a bottle of Davidoff Rich Aroma Instant Coffee in this post and will review it. I will make cups of it and drink it black and with other flavorings. I’ll also compare it with other instant coffee before deciding if you should try it.

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I Tried Starbucks Pike Place Roast Nespresso: Review & Photos

by Nigel Ong

Starbucks Pike Place Roast is a popular one, so Starbucks made the roast available in many forms. This includes the Nespresso capsules as well.

Curious to see if Starbucks can keep the original flavor of the Pike Place Roast with the Nespresso capsules, I decided to pick up a pack and try it. 

I will brew the coffee in several popular recipes and then sample it. I will also compare the roast against other similar coffee types. Finally, I have decided that you should give the Starbucks Pike Place Nespresso a try.

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I tested Starbucks House Blend Nespresso: My Review, Photos

by Nigel Ong

Starbucks first offered its popular roasts in Nespresso capsules in May 2019, and the coffee has been selling well ever since. One of its most popular Nespresso pods? The Starbucks House Blend. 

Keen to explore more, I picked up a Starbucks House Blend Nespresso pack to review it. I will brew the coffee into popular espresso-based drinks and then sample them. I’ll also compare its taste against its competitors. 

About Starbucks House Blend

Starbucks House Blend is as old as the brand itself – it was introduced in 1971, the same year as the company’s founding.

This blend has consistently maintained its popularity over the years as a testament to its balanced flavor profile and the use of high-quality Latin American beans​​.

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Tasting Old Town Hazelnut Asian White Coffee: My Review & Photos

by Nigel Ong

Aside from the original Old Town White Coffee, variations are available, from the less sugary to the salted caramel version. 

There is also the hazelnut-flavored version of White Coffee, which seems to have received some positive reviews from Amazon. As a result, I decided to pick up a bag of it and give it a try. 

In this post, I will sample the Old Town Hazelnut White Coffee before comparing it against other White Coffees I have in my collection. 

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I tested Death Wish Coffee’s World’s Strongest Coffee: My Review (With Pictures)

by Nigel Ong

Many of us take strong coffee for the caffeine, thinking it can help to perk us up and keep us going for longer. If you do this regularly, you may wonder what coffee with the most caffeine tastes like. 

To answer this, I picked up a bag of the “World’s Strongest Coffee” by Death Wish Coffee. 

In this post, I will brew the coffee three ways and then sample it with flavorings such as sugar and milk. I will also try to describe if the caffeine is affecting me much before comparing its taste with other dark roasts. 

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My Taste Test of Starbucks Sumatra Nespresso: Review, Photos

by Nigel Ong

Starbucks offers its coffee in many formats, including Nespresso capsules. I have reviewed some popular Nespresso capsules from Starbucks, such as Colombia and Espresso Roast. 

This time, I will review another single-origin series from Starbucks, the Sumatra Roast. I will brew the coffee in several ways and compare it against other related coffee. 

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