The Best Delonghi Ec680 Cappuccino Mix

Nothing goes together like chocolate and coffee. This classic flavor combination is perfect at any time of the day. Our Coffee and premium ingredients create a rich and creamy flavor experience you can enjoy with family and friends.

Pump driven espresso/cappuccino, stainless steel espresso boiler, manual advanced cappuccino frother, self priming system, incorporated Coffee tamper, accommodates taller glasses

GENERAL FOODS INTERNATIONAL offers a full line of rich and creamy café-style beverages that deliver the convenience your busy customers demand and the indulgent flavors they love.

Gourmet Barista Instant Mocha Cappuccino is everything you’d expect in a coffeehouse favorite, without all the fuss. Minimum preparation required—just add hot water for an enticing, chocolaty aroma and coffee drink, or make it blended with ice and cold water for a refreshing treat. Either way, this instant mix is great to have in your kitchen at all times. It’s a comforting morning beverage, great for holiday gatherings or perfect as a special treat.

Members Mark French Vanilla Cappuccino Beverage Mix includes a pre-measured scoop. Get the satisfaction of a hot piping cup of cappuccino without the mess or fancy equipment. It’s ready in an instant!

Members Mark French Vanilla Cappuccino Beverage Mix includes a pre-measured scoop. Get the satisfaction of a hot piping cup of cappuccino without the mess or fancy equipment. It’s ready in an instant!

Members Mark French Vanilla Cappuccino Beverage Mix includes a pre-measured scoop. Get the satisfaction of a hot piping cup of cappuccino without the mess or fancy equipment. It’s ready in an instant!

Product Description

Folgers has created the perfect blend of rich coffee, sweet chocolate and creamy goodness in their Mocha Chocolate Cappuccino. Create this delicious coffee beverage at home simply by adding hot water. Folgers is the best part of wakin’ up.

About the Brand

In 1849, while in San Francisco trying to earn enough money to head out and mine for gold, James A. Folger was hired by an entrepreneur named William H. Bovee, who needed a carpenter to build a coffee mill in San Francisco, which he called the Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills. Prior to the Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, Californians were purchasing green coffee beans, which they roasted and ground in their homes. Bovee saw an opportunity and inaugurated the production of coffee ready for the pot: roasted, ground, packaged in small tins, and identified by the Pioneer labels. After working at Bovee’s mill for close to a year, James had saved enough money to stake a claim and headed out to mine for gold. He agreed to carry along samples of coffee and spices for Bovee, taking orders from grocery stores in the mining country until he arrived in a town called Yankee Jim’s in 1851.

Upon his return to San Francisco in 1865, James became a full partner of the Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills. In 1872, James bought out the other partners, renaming the company J.A. Folger & Co. In June 1889, at the age of 51, James passed away and his oldest son, James A. Folger II, stepped into the role of president. Under his leadership, the company expanded dramatically. Its principal product was bulk-roasted coffee, which was delivered to grocery stores in sacks and drums and was stored in bins to be scooped out for the customer. But J.A. Folger & Co. also continued to produce ground coffee.

In the 1900s, Folgers & Co. experienced substantial growth, attributable primarily to an energetic salesman named Frank P. Atha. Atha was assigned to sell coffee in the North Beach area of California, where many small grocery stores served the cosmopolitan population. In 1901, after a year on the job, Atha decided that his territory was not large enough for his ambitions. He proposed to Folger that he open and manage a Folgers coffee plant in Texas. Atha’s business grew exponentially, and by year two, he was able to hire two more salesmen and rent office space. In 1908, Atha recommended building a new roasting plant in Kansas City, which remains operational to this day.

In 1963, the Procter & Gamble Company of Cincinnati, Ohio, acquired the Folgers Coffee Company and began national distribution of the products under the name Folgers. Since P&G acquired Folgers, it has doubled its business, making it America’s number one coffee brand.

About Proctor & Gamble
Two billion times a day, Proctor & Gamble brands touch the lives of people around the world. The company has one of the largest and strongest portfolios of trusted brands in the world, including Pampers, Tide, Ariel, Always, Pantene, Bounty, Folgers, Pringles, Charmin, Downy, Iams, Crest, Actonel, and Olay.

It all started in 1837 when William Procter and James Gamble settled in Cincinnati. Procter quickly established himself as a candle maker, while Gamble apprenticed himself to a soap maker. The two might never have met had they not married sisters, Olivia and Elizabeth Norris, whose father convinced his new sons-in-law to become business partners. In 1837,a bold new enterprise was born: Procter & Gamble. By each pledging $3,596.47 to the new venture, they began selling soap and candles. Twenty-two years later, their business exceeded $1 million in sales. By 1980 that figure would reach $10 billion, and by 1993 the company would generate over $35 billion in revenue.

Rich, sweet and aromatic cappuccino with a creamy vanilla flavor blended to perfection with Deep Rich dark roast coffee. Millions of cups of Cappuccino Supreme French Vanilla instant cappuccino have been enjoyed around the world!