Tesco shoppers say they 'need' new £3. 50 coffees, as others are left confused

A NEW RANGE OF £3.50 COFFEES FOUND IN TESCO HAS LEFT SOME SHOPPERS ASKING QUESTIONS 21:24, 02 Jun 2025 A new range of coffees have been spotted on Tesco shelves. But while some shoppers say

they are excited to try the new drinks, others have been left asking questions. The new coffee concentrate range can be found in bottles on Tesco shelves for £3.50. Each bottle contains a

concentrated coffee mixture with some also including additional flavourings. Shoppers can choose from the original coffee concentrate as well as vanilla and salted caramel flavoured drinks.

The range also includes a decaffeinated option. But some shoppers have been left feeling unsure of the new drinks. Confusion came after one shopper posted the drinks to the popular Facebook

page Snack Reviews, and soon shoppers were asking for clarification on the new range Responding to the post, one shopper, Amanda Sefton, queried: "What is it? Like coffee favoured

squash?" Article continues below The drinks were then met with further confusion from shoppers who were unsure how they should use the coffee concentrates. Another shopper, Emma Pocock,

asked: "I know I sound daft but do you just use a bit over ice then put milk in it?" While the new bottles were met with some general confusion online, Tesco explains a number of

different ways that shoppers can use the new coffee concentrates to make their favourite drinks. Describing how to use the new coffee concentrates to prepare drinks on their website, Tesco

wrote: "Shake the bottle before serving. Pour 50ml of coffee concentrate into a glass. Add 150ml of cold water, cold milk or any milk alternative of your choice." The retailer

added: "You can adjust the quantity to your taste. Add ice, stir and enjoy." Though the drinks have left some shoppers unsure, others have rushed to social media to express their

excitement for the new drinks. One shopper, Shanay Jenkins, wrote: "These actually look so good!" A second shopper, Louise Harris, added: "I need me some of that!" Other

shoppers have also been suggesting alternative ways to enjoy the drinks. On the Facebook page, shopper Sarah Morris asked: "Will these be any good to make homemade frappes?"

Another, Jo Meadows, also wrote: "Anyone tried using them to make espresso martinis?" Article continues below For those not a fan of coffee, the range also includes two matcha

drinks - one vanilla flavoured and another strawberry - for £3.75. The drinks can be picked up in Tesco stores, or ordered online through the Tesco website.