Instant Cafe-Style Beverage Mix, Easy to Prepare, 1 Canister, for Quick Morning Coffee or Afternoon Treat, Vanilla Caramel Latte, Kosher Dairy, 8.7 oz

Great for when you're on the go and you're not able to brew a good tasting pick me up. Taste absolutely, GREAT!

I buy this for my teenage sister to keep stocked in her college dorm—she loves it. The creamy vanilla flavor is soothing and cozy, just what she needs after late-night study sessions or early morning classes. Nutrition & Serving Details • Calories: 120 per serving (2 tbsp / about 26–27 g) • Caffeine: Approximately 62 mg per serving — enough to perk her up without overstimulating • Servings per Canister: About 9 servings—perfect for daily use throughout the week   Ingredients • Sugar • Nondairy Creamer (includes corn syrup solids, hydrogenated coconut oil, sodium caseinate from milk, dipotassium phosphate, mono- and diglycerides, artificial flavor) • Instant Coffee • Less than 2% natural & artificial flavor, sodium citrate, silicon dioxide • Contains milk (via sodium caseinate) — not dairy-free! Why She (and I) Love It • Taste & Texture: Rich, sweet, and smooth—just like a café drink, but made instantly in her dorm. • Convenience: Easy to stir into hot water or milk—she can enjoy it anytime, no brewer needed. • Packaging: Comes in a resealable canister that keeps the powder fresh and saves space. • Bulk & Savings: Great price point—so I send it to her in bulk using Subscribe & Save, so she’s always topped off without extra effort. Why It Works for Dorm Life It’s a quick little treat she can make between walks to class, during late-night study breaks, or whenever she’s craving comfort. The portion control makes it easy to manage caffeine intake, too. #AmazonFinds #DobermanMom #DobermanSafe #DormEssentials #CoffeeLover #StudyFuel #VanillaVibe

I remember when General Mills International Coffees came out in the 1980s and, while I don't recall if there was a Vanilla Caramel flavor, I do recall all the flavors shared something that I overlooked in favor of "something special"---a strange mouthfeel of, well, a bit syrupy. (It was the 1980s. Our choices in many areas were fewer and our standards lower. Much, much lower.) I saw this on Amazon, discovered that Maxwell House owns the International Coffees line and Maxwell House freshly brewed never disappoints, so I took a chance. This morning I made a cup of this and LOVED IT. Delicious, not too sweet (I added sugar, but that's my taste), and creamy---with a clean, not syrupy, mouthfeel. Then I made a second and still loved it. It's a different brand, true (I don't think Maxwell House had coffee mixes in their line back then), but I assume the standards of ingredients in the industry were about the same then. Regardless, this is excellent. As good as freshly brewed? Of course not. Would I shy away from offering to guests? Depends on my guests, of course, but if they wouldn't be put off by an offer of hot cocoa from a packet, I would offer this. It's a blustery autumn day as I write this and now I want to try this iced. I think making a cup per instructions then letting it cool and adding ice should work. A week later... So, I tried it cold. I made a cup and let it cool on the counter, put it in the fridge, and left it overnight. The next day, Itook a sip and drank it all without putting ice in the glass. It was as smooth and delicious icy cold as it was piping hot. To be honest, I worried that it might change consistency in the cold, but nope. Maxwell House wins again.

New Packaging, same flavor! I've been buying this for years! It tastes just the same. I usually drink black tea, but I need a change occasionally. I have digestive issues, and sometimes coffee can be too heavy. Not this! Its very light on the belly. If you want something heavier, you could add coffee! Very good product! Good to the last drop!😊

Taste is great and it's very smooth.

I have a cup of this every day. And the price is great.

Not too sweet, smooth with foam. It has a calm & relax flavor.

Tastes great, heats well, and has a nice caramel finish. Even better—it's cheaper online, so it’s worth stocking up.