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Java Juice Coffee Extract, Certified Organic & Kosher: 20 Packets $19.35 + $4.80 S&H BEST PRICE!

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When you think about it -- Java Juice is one of those items that is so simple, so obvious -- you wonder why it wasn't invented sooner. It's 100% arabica coffee extract and filtered water. Unlike instant coffee (which tastes awful anyway) there's nothing to dissolve! Hot water, cold water -- it doesn't matter. It's the ultimate on-the-go indulgence, decent tasting coffee when you want it.

I love coffee and this little find lets me have it anytime, anywhere with consistency - I don't have to guess if my coffee is going to be good if I buy it in an unknown cafe - I order hot water and add my own Java Juice. I buy something to eat too - its about good coffee not being cheap.

I LOVE Java Juice. I especially like to make Mocha Shakes with it. It blends well with everything and tastes WONDERFUL. I'm not one to get up in the morning just to brew coffee, but Java Juice makes it so easy: just add hot water, sugar and cream and you have a DELICIOUS cup of coffee without all the work and GREAT taste (cheaper than Starbucks, too)!

Where has this stuff been all my life????

As a hiker/backpacker I've tried all sorts of ways to have my morning coffee - coffee 'tea' bags, senseo pods, cowboy coffee, instant coffee, ground coffee in a little strainer.......Java Juice has proven to be the best way for me. It tastes fabulous - very smooth, light weight and easy to carry several of them (1 pkt/morning is fine for me).

Before I found out about Java Juice, I was busy like everybody else, grinding beans, making endless pots of coffee, most of which were tossed. Can't afford that anymore. Now, when I ask someone if they want a cup, I open a packet, add some hot water and everyone thinks it's the real stuff. (Only it tastes better.) Thank you, JJ makers, for the decaf, too, since half the people want that and there's nothing worse than digging around for a "holding pot" for the caffeine junkies while you're using up the last, stale decaf in the freezer. I put an envelope of JJ into anything chocolate that I'm making--anything. Cookies, cakes, cocoa, all of it. It's terrific and a bargain, as far as I'm concerned. I take it in my purse. No more five buck cups of burnt sludge for me. It's mellow and delicious and I'm so happy to be alive in a world where Java Juice is available. I need to order some more. Thanks for the reminder.

My current favorite use for the JJ is to pour half a packet over a glass full of vanilla ice cream, add a squirt of Hershey's syrup and some milk. Stir it up good, and it's a creamy mocha shake. I also make this with the Decaf
Too. The Original and flavors have 100 mg of (clean) caffeine......just so you know...it's a good pick me up,
and very easy to use...as coffee or as a cooking ingredient. What will they think of next? The portability
is a big plus too. I bring it with me on the road- GOODBYE to hotel coffee thanks to Java Juice. The fact that
it is sourced from organic beans is a plus, but I'd recommend it even if it weren't. A plus all around.