UCC Original Coffee with Milk, 11.3 Fl Oz (Pack of 24)

I've bought this for years, it's a great product if you like a sugar + milk coffee on the go. As much as I love it, I don't buy it here any more: the price has more than doubled in the last year or so. At $4 a can, it's actually more expensive per can than buying them at my local bodega individually.

I bought this because of my insatiable curiosity about Japanese products, especially those found in those wonderful Japanese vending machines. UCC is a major brand of beverages "since 1969", found in many Japanese vending machines. I found this "Coffee with Milk" to be a perfectly blended mix of coffee and milk, and it is not overwhelmingly sweet - just sweet enough. Just one minor complaint: Every can was dented, although the shipping box showed no sign of damage when I received it. Maybe they were damaged in transit from Japan, and shipped in a new box when they arrived in the US. Not that it mattered to me. The UCC uses some VERY heavy duty cans for their coffee products, and not a single can had lost its vacuum seal. Therefore, all the coffee drinks inside the cans are fine, the damage was purely cosmetic. Since all the UCC coffee drinks are for me, the dents are not a problem.

This UCC Can Coffee is one of the best canned coffees if you like it a bit milky and sweet. It’s a little pricey, but I always grab some when it’s on sale because the taste is really good. I also love how easy it is to just grab one on the way out, perfect for mornings or when you need a quick pick-me-up.

Great canned coffee flavor and the can feels super old school like you can stand on an empty one very cool

Tasty and a good price when bought in bulk. As others have commented, some of the cans have minor dents, but it’s really not something to worry about since these cans appear to be made from very thick metal. Will be buying more of these!

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The UCC coffee tastes great, as usual. It is a bit annoying that many of the cans seem to have been dropped and hit and got dented, but there are no punctures or leaks, so it's not a big problem.

Rolled the dice. Took a chance. Opened the box and got excited because the original packaging was in good condition and intact. But when I got to the cans, every single one of them had multiple deep dents. Don't know if the picture can show it clearly. 50 cents a can was too good to be true. Don't think I want to play the odds of "blemished" product(cans) or food poisoning.