Mike & Patty’s may be best known for its award-winning breakfast sandwiches, but now you can pick up a Boston Cream Pie iced coffee there as well.
On August 7th, Mike & Patty’s unveiled its first-ever lineup of signature specialty iced coffees. Each of the new coffees features a signature sweet egg foam on top, which is made by whipping fresh cream and egg yolks with condensed milk until silky smooth. Each drink is also made with slow-dripped Speedwell Coffee, specifically the dark roast, which pairs perfectly with the rich egg foam on top. In total, there are three new coffee flavors to choose from, including the Boston Cream Pie iced coffee, which combines Speedwell dark roast with a sweet egg foam flavored with Tahitian vanilla bean. There's also a Salted Caramel iced coffee that's finished with caramel and a touch of sea salt, and an Ube Coffee flavored with ube for a subtly sweet, nutty finish.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Dessert-inspired Coffees
- Classic bakery flavors in iced coffee formats create room for cafés to transform familiar treats into premium, limited-time beverage experiences.
- Egg Foam Toppings
- Silky egg-based foams introduce a richer texture layer that can differentiate specialty drinks beyond syrups, creamers, and whipped toppings.
- Global Flavor Infusions
- Ingredients such as ube and Tahitian vanilla expand coffee menus with culturally distinctive profiles that appeal to adventurous consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Specialty Coffee
- Independent cafés can use signature toppings and slow-drip bases to position cold coffee as a crafted, higher-margin menu category.
- Breakfast Restaurants
- Morning-focused food brands gain new beverage relevance by pairing indulgent coffee innovations with established breakfast occasions.
- Foodservice Innovation
- Hybrid dessert-and-drink concepts reflect growing demand for photogenic, sensory-rich products that blur category boundaries.
