**Yes, there are fakes** of Nescafe. For example, some people once noticed that some stores sold Nescafe particles that appeared irregular and coarse, were lighter in color, did not smell fragrant, or were much cheaper than normal Nescafe. These are all possible characteristics of fake products.

When buying Nescafe, therefore, you should pay attention to the appearance and price of the product. If you find that the coffee particles are uneven, the color is too light, or it doesn't smell good, it may be a fake. Also, a low price may be a warning sign, as fakes usually cost less to produce and are sold at a relatively low price.

To ensure that you are buying genuine Nescafe, it is advisable to buy from reputable merchants and take care to check the packaging and labeling. For example, real Nescafe granules should be an even dark brown color and smell of strong coffee. If you are still unsure, you can try to verify the authenticity of the product through official channels, such as contacting Nestle or checking the product's security label.