whats in vending coffee?

Question

we have free vend coffee machines at work, and as its been getting colder ive been drinking alot of it. Does anyone know whats in it? ours are arabica stentorfield fusion machines

Answer 1

Nothing unusual, but expensive. Why not suck up and bring in a thermos jar from home?
That's how I take my tea along. That way it is the very way I like it.

Answer 2

Unless it's an amergency I woudln't drink stuff from a vending machine, especially if yiou're adding 'milk' - as there's generally little milk in there. The coffee itself will be very low grade instant coffee. Better option is if you have an option to dispense hot water or even set up a kettle, buy some decent instant and then buy some milk every few days, it's about ten times better.

Answer 3

we made the mistake of reading the ingredients for the 'cappuccino topping' used in our office coffee machine we wished we hadn't! You are better off not knowing whats in there and trying not to drink more that 4 cups a day is probably a good move.

Try having a look inside the machine when the suppliers come along to fill it!

Answer 4

I dont know whats in the one at my work but it tases more like something you would get from the chemist than it does coffee.

I think ours is probably 60% pure powdered caffiene, I drink 1 cup and I work at double speed for the next 3 hours.

Answer 5

cheap instant coffee, dried milk or non dairy creamer and sugar(or not). Doesn't matter what the make of the machine, it all tastes vile.

Answer 6

There are probably some coffee solids in there, along with colouring, flavour enhancers, filler, preservatives etc.

Answer 7

Probably instant Nescafe. If you are lucky it may be Nescafe Freshbrew, which is a little better.

Answer 8

No one knows for sure...anything except coffee!

Answer 9

not coffee, free you say add a drop of whiskey to it that'll give it flavour, and also keep the cold at bay.

Answer 10

coffee instant type