Mocharo 50gm vs 100gm vs 125gm — Which Jar Should You Buy?
By Abdul Basit · Founder, Mocharo Coffee · Updated June 2026 · 7 min read
Quick Answer: If you're trying Mocharo for the first time, start with the 50gm jar (Rs. 1,149, ~25 cups). If you drink coffee daily, the 100gm jar (Rs. 1,849, ~50 cups) is the best balance of value and size. For households, offices, or anyone who wants the lowest cost per cup, the 125gm jar (Rs. 1,999, ~62 cups, Rs. 32/cup) is the best value.
So you've decided to try Mocharo — good choice. Now there's just one question left: 50gm, 100gm, or 125gm? This guide breaks down exactly how many cups each jar makes, what it costs per cup, and which size actually fits your coffee habit — so you order the right one the first time.
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Quick Answer — Pick Your Size
| You are... | Best size | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Trying Mocharo for the first time | 50gm | Lower upfront cost, zero risk if you're just testing the taste |
| A daily solo coffee drinker | 100gm | The sweet spot — lasts 6–7 weeks, better value than 50gm |
| Coffee-loving household or office desk | 125gm | Lowest cost per cup, fewer reorders, best long-term value |
| Buying as a gift | 100gm or 125gm | Feels more generous, same premium glass jar packaging |
If you're still unsure after that table, keep reading — here's the full breakdown of each size.
Mocharo 50gm — The Starter Jar
Price: Rs. 1,149 (was Rs. 1,350) Makes: ~25 cups Cost per cup: ~Rs. 46
The 50gm jar exists for one reason: to let you try Mocharo without committing to a bigger jar. If you've never had Mocharo before, or you're switching from Nescafé or Davidoff and want to test the taste first, this is the size to start with.
It's also a good fit if you're a light coffee drinker — maybe one cup every couple of days — and don't want a jar sitting half-full for months. Since Mocharo is made with zero preservatives, a smaller jar that you'll finish faster also means you're always drinking it at its freshest.
Mocharo 100gm — The Everyday Jar
Price: Rs. 1,849 (was Rs. 1,950) Makes: ~50 cups Cost per cup: ~Rs. 37
This is where most regular coffee drinkers land. At roughly 50 cups per jar, it comfortably covers a daily cup for about 6–7 weeks — and the cost per cup drops by nearly 20% compared to the 50gm jar.
If you drink one cup most mornings, or you need a second cup to get through a long workday or study session, the 100gm jar means fewer reorders and a meaningfully lower price per sip without buying more than you'll realistically use.
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Mocharo 125gm — The Best Value Jar
Price: Rs. 1,999 (was Rs. 2,200) Makes: ~62 cups Cost per cup: ~Rs. 32 — the lowest of all three sizes
The 125gm jar is the smart buy if coffee is a daily habit in your house — whether that's just you drinking two cups a day, or a household where more than one person reaches for the jar. At 62 cups, it also lasts the longest before you need to reorder, which matters if you don't want to think about restocking every few weeks.
It's also the size we'd recommend for a home office or small workspace where coffee gets shared between a few people throughout the day.
Cost Per Cup — Side by Side
| Size | Price | Cups per jar | Cost per cup |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50gm | Rs. 1,149 | ~25 cups | Rs. 46 |
| 100gm | Rs. 1,849 | ~50 cups | Rs. 37 |
| 125gm | Rs. 1,999 | ~62 cups | Rs. 32 (lowest) |
The pattern is simple: the bigger the jar, the less you pay per cup. If you already know Mocharo is going to be part of your routine, the 125gm jar saves you the most over time — about Rs. 14 less per cup than the 50gm jar, which adds up fast if you're drinking coffee daily.
For comparison, a single cup at most Pakistani cafés starts around Rs. 300–500. Even the smallest Mocharo jar works out to a fraction of that cost per cup, while using 100% pure Brazilian Arabica and Robusta beans with zero additives.
Why Jar Size Also Affects Freshness
Because Mocharo contains no preservatives or artificial additives, how quickly you finish a jar matters for how fresh every cup tastes. A 50gm jar finished in 3–4 weeks will taste just as rich on the last spoon as the first. If you're a lighter drinker, it's worth choosing a size you'll actually finish within a couple of months rather than buying the biggest jar purely for the lowest cost per cup.
What Mocharo Customers Are Saying
Mocharo currently holds a 4.65–4.9 star rating from 160+ verified customer reviews on Shopify, and a 5-star average from 24–25 reviews on Google Business Profile — many specifically mentioning the smooth taste and how far a single jar lasts.
One verified customer, Hamza A., wrote: "Premium smooth taste and super easy mix. Completely replaced my café runs." Another, Ayesha M., shared: "I start every day with Mocharo. It wakes me up instantly and gives café-level aroma at home."
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 50gm jar enough for a week? Yes — at roughly 25 cups, the 50gm jar comfortably covers 3–4 weeks for one cup a day, or about 12–13 days for two cups a day.
Which size is best for gifting? The 100gm or 125gm jar. Both come in the same premium glass jar packaging, and a bigger jar simply feels like a more generous gift than the starter size.
Can I switch sizes later? Of course. Many customers start with the 50gm jar to try Mocharo, then move to 100gm or 125gm once they know it's their daily coffee.
Does Mocharo offer Cash on Delivery on all sizes? Yes — Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan on every jar size, with no minimum order requirement.
How many teaspoons of Mocharo coffee should I use per cup? Mocharo recommends about ½ teaspoon per cup for a balanced, bold flavour. You can use slightly more if you prefer a stronger cup — see our full guide on how to make the perfect cup of instant coffee at home.
Does a bigger jar mean the coffee goes stale faster? No — as long as you reseal the jar tightly after each use, Mocharo's airtight glass packaging keeps it fresh for months. The key is choosing a size that matches how often you actually drink coffee.
Is Mocharo more affordable than Nescafé or Davidoff per cup? Mocharo's cost per cup (Rs. 32–46 depending on jar size) is competitive with Nescafé and significantly more affordable than Davidoff, while using 100% pure Brazilian beans with zero additives. See the full breakdown in our Mocharo vs Nescafé vs Davidoff comparison.
Still Not Sure?
If you're still on the fence, start with the 50gm jar — it's the lowest-risk way to find out if Mocharo becomes your new everyday coffee. Most customers who try it end up reordering in 100gm or 125gm next time.
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Written by Abdul Basit — founder of Mocharo Coffee, Pakistan's premium instant coffee brand made from 100% pure Brazilian Arabica and Robusta beans, blended and packed in Karachi. Last updated June 2026.