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Backpacker Magazine – August 2008
Whether you're going ultralight or ultra gourmet, it's crucial to pour the right cuppa joe.
Light and fast
Coffee snobs, hold onto your mugs: We found instant java that doesn't taste like day-old gas station brew. Café Bustelo Mexican Blend ($2.75, 2 oz.) made the cut for its smooth and strong flavor. Fans of Medaglia D'Oro Instant Espresso ($3, 2 oz.) said "robust, with a hint of cinnamon." After dinner, go with Café Bustelo Cappuccino ($3, five single-serving packets). The mocha-flavored version is great alone as a cocoa alternative, or blended with a shot of whiskey. All are available at javacabana.com.

READERS COMMENTS
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I discovered this while in the Philippines. It's a single server packet with instant coffee, creame and sugar. They even have an extra-caffeine variation! There are many sites to buy this in the US online. Or, look for it at your local asian food market.
Posted: Jan 05, 2009 Brad
I pack oatmeal into a large zip lock along with enought coffee to provide a coffee flavored oatmeal with a real kick. cuts down on packing materials and having to prepare seperate cup of coffe/oatmael. This sustains me for 2 meals a day.
Posted: Dec 27, 2008 tMAC
I take the instant bustelo mix some dried coffee creamer and some splenda all together and carry in a small bag and then when I boil some water in the morning for my oatmeal and ready to go instant coffee mix, I am ready to go.
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