Travel Size Instant Coffee & Tea
Small-format Waka for travel, work bags and trying new flavors: instant tea travel/sample packets, a coffee sample pack and 8-count single-serve coffee boxes.
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Waka Coffee & Tea guide
Your guide to travel size Waka
- Pack lightDry powder, no liquids to carry.
- Just add waterHot or cold, wherever you are.
- Try before a full sizeSample a flavor or roast first.
- Pre-measured coffeeSealed single-serve packets.
What is in this collection
- Instant tea travel/sample packets in unflavored and flavored green and black tea.
- The Waka instant coffee sample pack with 8 packets.
- 8-count boxes of single-serve coffee packets in medium roast, dark roast and decaf.
Using them on the go
Coffee packets make one 8 to 10 fl oz cup each: tear, pour, add water and stir. For tea, use about 1/4 teaspoon per cup and adjust to taste.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take instant coffee packets through airport security?
Instant coffee is a dry powder and is generally permitted in carry-on bags. Rules can change, so check with your airline or the TSA before you fly.
How many cups does one coffee packet make?
One packet makes one 8 to 10 fl oz cup.
Do the packets need refrigeration?
No. Store them at room temperature in a dry place. Each one has a printed best-by date.
Can I make iced drinks while traveling?
Yes. Both coffee and tea dissolve in cold water. A little hot water first gives the smoothest result.