
To say that Australians love coffee is a bit of an understatement. The average Aussie consumes 1.92 kilos of coffee per year. About a quarter (28%) of that consumption is with instant coffee, which makes sense as the average cuppa at a café costs $4.13. Just one cup a day per year at that rate tips over $1,500. Making instant coffee at home is more convenient than going out and saves a chunk of money in the process.
If you want to offer coffee at your establishment or workplace but don’t want to have all the bells and whistles that a bean grinder machine needs, instant coffee is the perfect solution. Convenience isn’t the only perk too. Instant coffee is also easier and faster to make. It’s cheaper and easy to store with a significantly longer shelf-life than freshly roasted coffee beans, especially when bought as individual coffee sachets. If your employees are making their own coffee, it lets them customise their brew to be exactly how they want it.
You can buy wholesale coffee sachets and coffee whitener that are made for individual use. Thanks to their long shelf-life, you can buy coffee sachets in bulk and make sure there’s always enough on hand. From a morning latte to coffee cocktail, there are recipes you can use to create exactly what you’re looking for.