This little can lasted for 3-4 weeks. I use it for a cup in the morning and sometimes in the afternoon. Taste good and is a great value.

this is ok instant coffee. not nearly as good as folgers but much better than happy belly instant.this was a good value at $4-$4.50, so the lesser taste was a trade off. but now at $6-ish dollars, I’d rather spend an xtra dollar or two for the much better taste of folgers.I’ve mixed this in with my folgers to make it last longer, taste better.value/cost/taste- wouldn’t recommend if more than $5-ish

I didn't think that I would like instant coffee but for convenience sake I thought I would give it a shot. I have just bought my third jar and plan to buy more. Good stuff K

This is good coffee. It’s the same kind that Walmart carries, but it taste different. This one taste robust, and you don’t need as much for a cup as the Walmart ones. And their Maxwell house too, but they taste different weak. I’ll be purchasing this coffee from Amazon again.

My Go To instant coffee! This brand has been a staple for American families since the early 60's until Folgers showed up but it was still a great brand of good coffee. I wore ally can't say anything bad about this coffee brand because it's really affordable unlike The Starbucks brand which WILL COST YOU just about an arm and a leg or The equivalent of a gallon of gas in California! I recommend this coffee brand if you just want normal tasting coffee!

Okay, so I'm not a coffee snob. After trying several brands and even experimenting with Starbucks and other commercial shops, I decided I get what I want from ol' Maxwell House. I prefer a dark roast or French roast brewed in a coffeemaker, but I also enjoy this original roast instant version: boil water, pour over coffee in a cup, stir, and add creamer or sweetener to taste. You can even make your own coffee ice cream with it.... sprinkle the dry instant coffee on vanilla ice cream and stir it up. As good or better than commercial coffee ice creams!

Very expensive and not as big as one would expect. And a no return policy on this item.

They were out of my usual Folgers instant and tried this Maxwell House brand. Found out this coffee is not nearly as tasty as Folgers and seemed lacking any of the rich coffee tones and mellowness I am used to. It is better than no coffee but not really very good.

donc si on évalue que je paye normalement 3.49 dollars pour un pot de 150 grammes je dirait en bon francais uébecois que je me suis fait fourrer...

merci

NOTE: THIS REVIEW IS FROM THE 8-oz SIZE BOTTLE OF THE SAME COFFEE, SOLD BY AMAZON IN A CASE OF 2-OZ SIZES. BUT...IT'S THE SAME COFFEE!!!!"Good To The Last Drop!" has been Maxwell House Coffee's 'signature line' for a very long time. And, in the case of their regular instant coffee, it holds wonderfully true, even today! (Probably for all the rest of their coffees, as well!!!!)I truly feel for the author of the previous review. Maxwell House has changed the jar top (at least on the 8-ounce size). It is now YELLOW, and the top has "Easy-To-Open" printed in blue letterings. I don't know if they have done the same with the two-ounce size jar-top or not. But I do know -- after many years of drinking Maxwell House Instant Coffee....first with a red metal screw-on top (with a lovely 5-pointed white star printed on it), and then to the familiar red plastic screw-on top, (no star printed on it) -- that, despite the jar being somewhat easier to open, (it has been approved by the American Arthritis Foundation), that I sorely miss the beautiful red screw-on lids that I grew up with. (In fact, I KEPT the last one I was able to find....but, being plastic, it cracked and broke. So, now I must use the new, easier-to-open, yet somehow not-as-inviting yellow-with-blue-lettering jar top, if I want to buy and use Maxwell House Instant Coffee.)If the new, blue top, is on the 2 oz size as well, I hope that my mention of it can help both you, and your grandmother, to find Maxwell House Instant, if you wish to!The good news is that the Coffee inside is the same as ever! It is not the most "gourmet" of coffees.....but it does have a very nice flavour, if made correctly. (TO MAKE GOOD INSTANT COFFEE....OF ANY BRAND....THE NUMBER ONE RULE IS: BOIL THE WATER A LOT! You simply CANNOT over-boil water that you will later pour over instant coffee! The longer you boil the water, the better-tasting INSTANT coffee will be. One trick I learntto make the water boil longer...yet save on gas and electricity...is this:Use a 2 or 3 quart SAUCEPAN to boil the water, NOT a tea-kettle. Then, first, put in just enough water to cover the bottom...plus an extra ounce or two. Put the heat on high, and wait until the water STARTS to boil.(With a glass pan, you can COVER the pan and make it boil even faster, thus saving even more gas or electricity.) When the water just STARTS TO BEGIN TO BOIL, put in a bit more water. When that water just starts to begin to boil, add more. And so on...until you fill the pot with the right amount of water. You have to be careful -- especially at the beginning -- NOT to let all the water boil out, or your pot will be ruined! But if done correctly, this not only saves power, (as the smaller amounts of water, naturally, take less power to boil), but also boils the water far more than if you just put all the water in at once!So, you get a better tasting cup of instant coffee....and also help preserve the planet, at the same time ! : ) (This method of boiling water is NOT recommended for tea, however. Tea needs water that has been boiled, yes...but boiled as LITTLE as possible. Indeed, I have read, (in "The Little Princesses", by Marion Crawford, which I have also reviewed for Amazon.com -- that Queen Mary, herself, used to wait until the water for HER tea had JUST started to boil, before using it for tea.(I guess this boiling water LESS for tea, can help save natural resources, too!)The main thing I want to say, of course, is that MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE has a wonderful flavour, especially if you make it with REALLY boiled water! It is the least-expensive of brand name instant coffees...and gives a nice, invitingly-flavoured cup of coffee! If you like, you can always mix it with other, more expensive instant, (or even regular) coffees....but it's great all by itself.If you want a great tasting cup of instant coffee, yet want to save money, and yet still again, NOT buy a "store brand" instant coffee, then MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE is for you! It is, and always has been,"Good To The Last Drop!"P.S.: I still yearn, however, to taste Maxwell House's more varied regular ground coffees in instant form. Please, Maxwell House...treat your instant-coffee customers to "1897" Coffee, and the other types of Maxwell House ground coffee, in instant form. I predict they will all be an "instant hit" with customers!