Just in time for summer, Ben & Jerry's has dropped a new Cold Brew Caramel Latte ice cream flavor. The only catch is that it's a 7-Eleven exclusive.
According to Ben & Jerry's, the new Cold Brew Caramel Latte pint is a "dreamy latte-inspired ice cream made with cold brew coffee, rich sweet cream, & salt-kissed caramel is a mighty cool & euphoric motorvator." In other words, its a cross between coffee-flavored and sweet cream ice creams, with salted caramel swirled throughout. Like other Ben & Jerry's products, the ice cream is made with non-GMO ingredients and cage-free eggs. The pint is also fairtrade and uses responsibly sourced packaging.
With cold brew only becoming more popular each season, this new pint is a tasty way to enjoy the taste of iced coffee.
Cold Brew-Flavored Ice Creams
'Cold Brew Caramel Latte' is Ben & Jerry's Latest Ice Cream Flavor
Trend Themes
1. Cold Brew-flavored Treats - There is an opportunity to create new and innovative cold brew-flavored desserts and beverages.
2. Non-gmo and Responsibly Sourced Products - Companies can capitalize on consumer demand for non-GMO and responsibly sourced food by creating products that meet these criteria.
3. Convenience Store Exclusives - Brands might explore the potential of partnering with convenience stores for product launches or exclusives, especially during summer when consumers are looking for cold treats.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage Industry - This industry can create new desserts, beverages, and snacks that feature cold brew coffee as an ingredient to tap into this trend.
2. Sustainable Product Industry - Companies that offer sustainable packaging, non-GMO ingredients, and responsibly sourced food can create products that appeal to consumers who value ethical and sustainable business practices.
3. Convenience Store Industry - Partnering with popular convenience stores for product launches or exclusives can be a beneficial strategy for food and beverage companies looking to gain exposure and increase sales during the summer season.