The First Commercial Instant Coffee Was Invented In 1909 (Hint: It's Not Folgers) - Chowhound
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New Africa/Shutterstock Just the mention of instant coffee might conjure thoughts of red plastic tubs, illustrated mountain sunrises, and enduringly catchy jingles. But despite the persistent association with the product, Folgers didn't release an instant coffee until the 1950s. Even similarly recognizable companies were relatively late to the game, with Nestlé launching Nescafé in the late 1930s and Maxwell…
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