Bakers, I have a question for you

murphyec · December 2009

My recipe calls for instant espresso powder....where would one find this? All I see at my grocery store is regular old instant coffee, not espresso. Is it not with the coffees? Should I check a "special" store like Whole Foods?

Serendipitie · December 2009

Never even heard of that before! I just did a google search and if whole foods doesn't have it, try Cost Plus or an Italian deli store. It looks like it might be in the ethnic food area. Good luck!

murphyec · December 2009

my town has no italian food stores or a Cost Plus

ebat · December 2009

I got mine at a whole foods type store, they should ahve it. I forget the brand that most places carry, but it's a little glass jar with a green top. If you can't find it, just use regular instant coffee

Serendipitie · December 2009

murphyec:
my town has no italian food stores or a Cost Plus

Oh noes! Do you have any Italian deli's? Sometimes they carry stuff. Def. try whole foods. GL

ebat · December 2009

Here's what I have, it's a little finer than instant coffee, and stronger

murphyec · December 2009

Thanks! I will look for it.

Dip, we don't have a lot of specialty anything in our town.

Nikki1007 · December 2009

I *think* espresso powder is coffee ground really really fine. Maybe you can put some regular instant coffee in a grinder? You would probably be okay with regular instant coffee.

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