Best Recommended Instant White Coffee

Chek Hup is no stranger in the white coffee industry, having single-handedly deliver a range of white coffee variants to appease the ever-demanding taste-buds of white coffee aficionados and with that said, Chek Hup's original white coffee variant is still quite the crowd favourite among Malaysian locals. Easily brewed by just adding hot water into the mix, consumers are bound to catch a whiff of the aromatic scent of nuts wafting from the mug of steamy warm coffee. In terms of taste, the instant mix is noticeably inclined toward the sweeter side of the palate, but the tell-tale bitter tang of coffee is still quite present amidst the sweetness. Best to drink it while it is hot, the creaminess of the coffee will help pave way for an authentic white coffee experience.

Super's Charcoal Roasted 3 in 1 White Coffee packaging is filled with many nods to Malaysia's coffee culture in the past, be it the old wooden villages that are regularly associated with white coffee, or the picture of coffee served in a traditional kopitiam porcelain cup. On top of this, the packaging is made better with the inclusion of cut edges on the side of the packet to make opening and pouring a lot easier. When you do open up the packet and take the first sip, there's just enough creaminess to allow the coffee to smoothly go down, while making sure it retains its strength and prominent bitter taste. There's also enough sweetness in the coffee to help balance the flavours well.

Compact and classy in terms of its packaging yet not withholding the necessary information for its consumers, this Old Town White Coffee's brand of original instant white coffee does itself justice as one of the top contenders in Malaysia's instant white coffee industry. By adding just hot water into the fray, white coffee lovers -or just about anyone as a matter of fact; will be enjoying a hearty cup of white coffee in a jiffy. More inclined to the sweeter side as opposed to being bitter, this particular aromatic instant mix will be able to placate both the need for sugar and caffeine in one classic cup of creamy bliss.

This packet of Ipoh white coffee from Chek Hup has a nice Colombian twist to it with the use of Arabica beans. The packaging drives this point further with a drawing of a Colombian lady picking out coffee cherries. The fragrance of roasted coffee is noticeable when its mixed with hot water, which is a great in setting up the drinking experience. Upon the first sip, there's a pleasant balance between the sweetness, bitterness, and creaminess that's hard to come across with other cups of white coffee. The signature flavour of the Arabica beans is also quite prominent in the mix.

Chek Hup keeps it simple with their packet of 3 in 1 Ipoh white coffee King. The packet features a single shade of yellow as a background, with a picture of a porcelain cup of coffee in the foreground with a few roasted coffee beans on the side. As soon as water is mixed with the coffee premix, the strong scent of roasted coffee hits you right away. There's also a layer of froth that forms on the top of the cup, indicating  a good amount of creaminess, which is certainly the case. The sweetness and bitterness is very well balanced to form a great tasting cup of coffee.

PappaRich keeps it simple and sticks to their trademark dual shade of green for the packet of 3 in 1 original white coffee. There are instructions written on the back to help consumers get the right ratio of coffee and hot water.Upon pouring the hot water into the mix, the smell of roasted coffee is quite noticeable. This is explains it's slightly stronger flavour and more bitter taste. That said, its still substantially sweet (not to the point of a guaranteed sugar rush) and there's enough creaminess to ensure that it goes down well when its sipped, while not compromising on the strong flavour.

One may remember Kopiko as one of the forerunners of the coffee-flavoured toffee industry but over the recent years, Kopiko has evolved to cater to the beverage itself. Now a legitimate supplier of instant coffee -white coffee included; Kopiko is well on its way to being one of the better international white coffee distributors. Utilising meticulously selected Arabica and Robusta coffee beans for roasting, the caffeinated beverage gives out a rather pungent scent of coffee that assaults the senses. In a good way, of course. In terms of creaminess, L.A. White boasts quite the level of creaminess, which is apparent from the way the froth forms when the coffee is initially brewed. For those who are not that keen on having white coffee which are a tad too sweet, this variant is perfect for your palate as the concentration of bitterness is slightly higher than the sweetness.

The packaging of the Alicafe 3 in 1 white coffee doesn't just have decent aesthetic value from the black and white picture of a village regularly associated with white coffee heritage; it also has cup of coffee on the cover as a serving suggestion, which is informative to the user. When you pour hot water into the the mix, the signature white coffee roast fragrance hits you immediately. The flavours lean very slightly to the sweeter end of the spectrum, with a very mild bitterness to it. This makes a cup of coffee that's not only light, but more accessible to those who aren't necessarily coffee fans.

The Vietnamese coffee powerhouse, Trung Nguyen, is the one responsible for making the G7 instant 3 in 1 coffee mix. As far as the packaging is concerned, it has a red and black colour scheme, with a picture of white coffee on the front, while the back has one of the most detailed preparation instructions that can be found on a packet of white coffee, or any packet of coffee for that matter. Upon the first sip, the creaminess and sweetness of the coffee is quite apparent. Fortunately, it does not mask the strong, bitter taste of the coffee too much, ultimately creating a pleasant balance.

The packaging of In-Comix Classic White Coffee does a great job of providing a serving suggestion whilst giving a nod to the kopitiam age of the yesteryear with the picture of white coffee served in a porcelain cup with a side of cream crackers. Having hot water mix with the coffee premix is a treat to watch as the signature white colour is quickly evolved and a frothy layer is formed. This is explains its very noticeable creaminess, which helps to balance the sweetness and bitterness to milder and more palatable levels,making it a cup of coffee that's enjoyable and easy to take in.

Its very easy to a appreciate the simplicity and accessibility of the packaging of Cafe 21's 2 in 1 Instant Coffeemix, which only features a picture of a cup of white coffee as well as shades of red and black for it's background. To make things better, there's even a slight tear on the side of the packet to make opening the packet a lot easier. The coffee certainly has a stronger fragrance than normal which is also reflected in its taste, which is noticeably bitter. This comes as no surprise as the 2 in 1 mix doesn't include sugar. That said, it is creamy enough to sufficiently offset the bitterness in the coffee.

As a major player in the coffee industry, Nescafe has been quite the powerhouse when it comes to instant coffee distribution and now, it has decided to go forth in venturing to the white coffee sector as well. To date, Nescafe has fared quite well in its attempt in venturing to new waters and their Oh So Dreamy white coffee is a testament to that success. In terms of this particular white coffee, there is no lacking in its aspect of creaminess, a trait mandatory for a good cuppa white coffee. Sweetness wise, some might find it a tad too sweet but in principle, the taste may vary according to individuals, hence it is a rather subjective issue. But on a side note, they make use of palm sugar for this particular white coffee, hence it leans ever so slightly on the healthier side. Giving off a rather strong whiff of coffee when brewed and easily taken into the system, this is one white coffee suitable for consumption at any time of the day.

Café 99’s instant white coffee comes in four types which are original, less sweet, no sugar and hazelnut. The original white coffee is made from high quality Arabica coffee beans while the less sweet and no sugar white coffee are made from original white coffee aroma. Meanwhile, the hazelnut white coffee is a blend of original Ipoh white coffee with pure hazelnut powder. Café 99’s white coffee has strong taste of white coffee aroma and contains creamy texture!