Folgers Classic Coffee Singles, Decaffeinated

Folgers Classic Coffee Singles, Decaffeinated is the familiar, single-serve take on a mid‑roast American pantry staple. You’d find it in the grocery store coffee aisle alongside other instant coffees, decaf blends, tea bags, and powdered creamers — often shelved near bulk ground coffee and single‑serve pods so shoppers can compare convenience formats. The product suits quick‑grab shopping trips for busy mornings, office kitchens, road trips, or anyone packing a travel kit or storm‑prep box who wants a reliable cup without caffeine. Folgers positions this product as an every‑day, blue‑collar friendly brand: a mainstream, nostalgic choice marketed to adults who want consistent flavor, convenience, and the comfort of a recognizable name rather than specialty origin claims. Labels emphasize “decaffeinated” and the “99.7% caffeine free” fact; there are no organic, fair‑trade, or child‑targeted claims, and the branding leans on pragmatic, familiar visuals rather than health halos. Ingredient copy — “A Blend Of Ground And Concentrated Decaffeinated Coffees” — hints at industrial processing: beans are decaffeinated, concentrated/instantized and portioned into single‑serve packets. Sensory notes read as warm and comforting: a medium roast aroma, smooth, mildly bitter, with a clean finish; mouthfeel depends on whether the packet contains fine grounds or instant granules but generally brews into a straightforward, everyday cup. Packaging is single‑serve foil packets or portioned sachets in a retail box, supporting the ritual of tearing a packet, adding hot water, and drinking at home, work, or on the go. It’s a product built around convenience, reliability, and the ritual of a quick, familiar morning coffee without caffeine.