Dark Roast Premium Instant Coffee 3.5 oz Bulk Bag

Waka Dark Roast Premium Instant Coffee is a freeze-dried instant coffee made from 100% Arabica beans from Colombia. It is a clean-label coffee: no added sugar or sweeteners, no fillers, and no artificial flavors or colors. The 3.5 oz pouch makes about 35 cups at the recommended 1.5 to 2 teaspoons per mug. It is the strongest of Waka's caffeinated roasts, with approximately 75 mg of caffeine per 2 teaspoon serving compared with 55 mg for the medium roast. Specifications Coffee type: Freeze-dried instant (soluble) coffee Bean: 100% Arabica from Colombia Roast: Dark Tasting notes: Full-bodied with a smoky finish and hints of caramel Net weight: 3.5 oz (99 g) Servings per pouch: About 35 cups Serving size: 1.5 to 2 tsp (about 2.5 g) per 8 to 10 fl oz of water Caffeine per serving: Approximately 75 mg per 2 tsp Ingredients: 100% coffee. Nothing else. Added sugar or sweeteners: None Artificial flavors or colors: None Kosher: Certified by the OU Gluten: No gluten added GMO: GMO Free Packaging: Resealable pouch made with post-consumer recycled content, packed in the USA Shelf life: Exact "best by" date printed on the pouch Common questions Does dark roast have more caffeine than medium roast? In Waka's case, yes. Dark roast contains approximately 75 mg per 2 teaspoon serving versus 55 mg for medium roast, because the serving is denser. This runs counter to the common belief that darker roasts always have less caffeine, which applies to measuring whole beans by volume rather than instant powder by spoon. What does Waka Dark Roast taste like? Full-bodied with a smoky finish and hints of caramel. It is bolder and less acidic than the medium roast, which leans citrusy and lighter-bodied. How do you make iced coffee with it? Dissolve the coffee in a small amount of hot water first, then top with cold water, milk, or ice. Instant coffee dissolves best in hot water, so this two-step method gives the cleanest result. A handheld frother also works for mixing directly into cold liquid. How many cups does a 3.5 oz bag make? About 35 cups at the recommended 1.5 to 2 teaspoons per cup.