Jacobs2x 200g Instant Coffee Jars
R249
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About
Kronung:
High-quality golden crystals are gently dried to magically lock in the rich sophisticated flavours and preserve the most delicate aromas of freshly ground coffee beans.
An instant, easy-drinking-rich coffee to enjoy any time of the day.
Gold:
Elegantly roasted golden crystals are gently dried to magically lock in the smoothest sophisticated flavours and preserve the most delicate aromas of freshly ground coffee beans.
A delicious smooth and mild instant coffee.
Latin America:
Crystal grains skilfully selected from the best regions of Latin America are combined with grains of different origins. Roasted and carefully processed for an instant coffee with a rich aroma and subtle citrus notes.
SoutEast Asia:
Magical Jacobs Aroma Crystal grains are skilfully selected from the best regions of Southeast Asia. Roasted and carefully processed for a smoky instant coffee with a rich aroma and intense taste.
Product Features
- Quick and easy preparation:
- Add one teaspoon to a mug
- Add approximately 250ml of hot (not boiling) water
- Stir well
- Sit back, relax and enjoy
- Jacobs rich and strong 100% pure freeze-dried instant coffee
- High-quality golden crystals deliver rich sophisticated flavours and preserve the most delicate aromas.
- Magical Jacobs Aroma
- Expiry dates:
- Kronung: 21/11/2025
- Gold: 15/11/2025
- Latin America: 25/07/2025
- SouthEast Asia: 28/08/2025
Product Specifications
- 2 x 200g Instant Coffees
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