Canned or Bottled Vietnamese Iced Coffee?

JazzyJess

Member

Member since 09 January 2014

Brisbane

JazzyJess

09 January 2014 12:51:04

JazzyJess

09 January 2014 12:51:04

Brisbane

Hi there

This is my first post : )

I absolutely love cafe da sua. Does anyone know if it's possible to buy bottled or canned Vietnamese iced coffee for those times when I can't have it fresh? Perhaps one which doesn't need to be in the fridge? Does this even exist there?

I know bottled or canned coffee is generally not very good. So can I ask, does anyone ever drink it? Can you recommend any good brands of bottled or canned Vietnamese iced coffee?

Thanks guys!

aibiet150204

Serial expat

Member since 04 April 2013

London, England

aibiet150204

09 January 2014 13:35:38

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aibiet150204

09 January 2014 13:35:38

306

London, England

I heard about Nescafe canned coffee but I would never recommend coffee packed in either bottle or can. Why dont you make your owned coffee? There are also "instant coffee" of which you just need to put hot water and ice, then you will have coffee (tho not real coffee) but much better than bottled or canned coffee.

AmericanEnglishVN

Active member

Member since 07 May 2013

Ho Chi Minh City

AmericanEnglishVN

09 January 2014 15:38:54

AmericanEnglishVN

09 January 2014 15:38:54

Ho Chi Minh City

Highland Coffee Company manufactures Canned Ice Milk Coffee. Also, Ajinimoto - sold as Birdy brand Iced Milk Coffee. Big C and Metro seem to have these in stock most of the time. I haven't seen the Nestle one around for a while. I heard they stopped production. The Caffeine content of Birdy seems higher to me than the Highlands Coffee brand one.

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