Barista-style iced lattes at home, no machines required.

Nescaf&eacute; has always been at the forefront of coffee innovation. Beyond just the beans that make the caffeinated drink we all love, the brand is known for rethinking how we make our coffee&mdash;offering convenient solutions to help us get to our daily cup faster. From their iconic Nespresso machines to their instant coffee lines, they&rsquo;re constantly finding new ways to make mornings smoother. Enter the new NESCAF&Eacute;&reg; Espresso Concentrate, which allows just about anyone to become a barista&mdash;no machinery or training required.
This Espresso Concentrate was developed in response to research the brand conducted. Over the past four years alone, cold coffee consumption has surged by 15%, fuelled by a younger generation craving caf&eacute;-style drinks with maximum convenience. In fact, one in three coffees consumed outside the home is now an iced variety. They found that most people would love to make iced coffee themselves, but often lack the tools to make proper espresso. On top of that, buying iced coffee outside every day adds up quickly and becomes a luxury. Now, with this convenient concentrate, that little luxury is suddenly within reach&mdash;every single day.

How It Works

I&rsquo;ve been using it myself for over two weeks, and I&rsquo;m completely hooked. The process is simple: pour your milk of choice or water&mdash;depending on whether you want an iced latte or Americano&mdash;add one tall shot (50ml) of the Espresso Concentrate, toss in some ice, mix it up, and you&rsquo;ve got a delicious iced coffee. It takes barely a minute, and honestly, the result is just as good as some caf&eacute; lattes I&rsquo;ve had. The Espresso Black has a rich, aromatic flavour that&rsquo;s neither too bitter nor overpowering, while the Sweet Vanilla is perfectly balanced with just a hint of sweetness&mdash;ideal for a hot day. Who knew I&rsquo;d be whipping up iced vanilla oat lattes at home with no machines, beans, or syrups?

Quality Meets Affordability

The cost efficiency is another major win. One bottle of Espresso Concentrate contains 10 servings (500ml total) and retails for just $9.95&mdash;the same price as a single premium iced coffee. As someone who drinks copious amounts of coffee, this is pretty much a dream. Available at selected supermarkets like FairPrice and Cold Storage, as well as through online platforms, this has quickly become my go-to for iced coffee&mdash;not just for the convenience, but for the taste and price as well.&nbsp;

Final Thoughts

This is more than a clever shortcut&mdash;it&rsquo;s a genuinely tasty, affordable alternative to daily caf&eacute; runs. Whether you&rsquo;re a coffee obsessive or just someone who wants a quick and tasty iced latte at home, Nescaf&eacute;&rsquo;s Espresso Concentrate is worth trying. Personally, it&rsquo;s become my go-to&mdash;easy, delicious, and accessible.
Here&rsquo;s hoping they expand the range soon. A hazelnut version? Yes, please.

Nescafé Just Changed the Game for Iced Coffee with Their Espresso Concentrate

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