I have been drinking Folgers since I was a child when it was given to me. It always needs to be done in a percolator pot. The smell brings back so many fond memories of breakfast with family at the table. Over the years, I have tried various brands but always come back to Folgers. I now like making iced coffee and use the instant Folgers which is the best ever. I can make iced coffee, protein coffee, or dalgona coffee all with the instant coffee. Some name brands you have to always have and this is mine over and over again.

Although I do not drink coffee, my husband lovessssssssssss it! We have been together for 17 years and while on vacation hotels often have coffee I the room, my husband chooses to bring his own and leave the other stuff for the others! Lol!! I think if he could be a poster boy for folgers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been a long time coffee drinker and I am big on a good aroma coffee and strong. The taste is definitely a bitter coffee. It’s strong and taste like Folgers. now I’m not one usually for instant coffee I like mine to be steep through a Keurig so this is more of a convenience thing if you’re out and about but it’s good. Folgers has a brand that’s been around for long before my time I like their coffee. This to my surprise mixed well some/most instant coffee leaves a film or coffee bits in it. But this did not. I am gifting it to my grandmas as she loves instant coffee.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Is this a daily want? No. Is this convenient if I need something quick? Yes. The taste isn't the same as a fresh brewed from a pot, but it does make a decent cup. It is quick and beyond easy to make.

I took this instant coffee with me on a camping trip to Talladega last week and it was very convenient for me to be able to just pour it in an 8oz cup of hot water and head to the track to go watch the race. The taste took a little getting used to but it did wake me up and get me going.

I am a huge coffee drinker, and decided to try this on a whim. I thought it would be nice to be able to make my coffee a little stronger when I'd like. I, however, was not a fan of this coffee. I've never tried instant coffee before. It had a completely different taste than I am used to, and I do drink other styles of Folger's! It tasted almost like it was burnt, to me. I wouldn't drink it again.

I have been drinking folgers for a long time and I continue to drink it, but when they changed the bottle, it let it oxidize faster. The new bottle doesn't seal. i have kept some old bottles and I pour the new bottle into it as soon as I open it. It has helped. But when I buy the 12 or 16oz size, it has to wait for me to use it, since I only have 8 oz bottles from years ago. I still drink it because my body does not like ground coffee.

1981 bought 2oz. Jars from discount drugstore in Calgary. unbelievable taste fantastic. Nothing even close truly tasted like fresh brewed coffee. Bought every jar in the store. They never brought anymore in and no other stores carried it. 1987 went through Mass. On the way to NS. Bought a huge jar. Original taste gone not much better than the ultra economy brands. Recently I bought 2- 340 gm jars hoping for improvement. I have to cut it with nescafe instant to make it palatable. Sorry I wasted the money. Bring back the pre 1980's bean and roast/ style. Please, please.

I highly recommend that the practice of stating the amount of 6 oz cups a product can make, is kinda misleading. I haven't had a 6 oz cup of coffee in this country, like ever, I realize its a "rule of thumb" you're doing, but it is misleading. Make the statement, "1 teaspoon per 6 oz cup"

This review is not of the instant line of Folgers, Company response is that it hasn't changed but thats not exactly accurate, I noticed taste change once Folgers closed the Kansas City plant, there are things you just can't duplicate as much as manufacturers try to replicate their product in different locations, you can get close in areas but there is more than just recipe and supply involved in every product, this has been forgotten by modern companies. Folgers has a good tasting product, there was a time when it was the best part of waking up. Dear Folgers, you have the means to recapture lost markets and the ability to capture new ones. Challenging? Yes ! Atainable? Absolutely ! I want to see Folgers succeed and thrive so I would recommend that instead of relying on College degrees, consulting and or Marketing firms to guide your companies destiny that you, Folgers, consider your roots, hear the people, innovate instead of chasing trends. Saying your product hasn't changed is not accurate, there is more than formula to a product. One thing that never changes is the fact that everything is in a state of change.