Non-Dairy Cold Brew Desserts

NadaMoo!'s New Dairy-Free Frozen Dessert Tastes of Cookies & Coffee

Dairy-free frozen dessert brand NadaMoo! recently launched a flavorful new product that tastes of cookies and coffee. The Caramel Cold-Brew & Cookies frozen non-dairy dessert boasts a coffee-flavored organic coconut milk base that is enriched with ripples of caramel and gluten-free cookie chunks. In the same way that many ice cream brands are launching low-calorie versions of ultra-indulgent flavors, NadaMoo's newest product boasts just 150 calories and 12 grams of sugar per serving.

Alongside its new Caramel Cold-Brew & Cookies flavor, NadaMoo! also launched two other new varieties: Strawberry Cheesecake and Cookie Dough Fudge—all of which take inspiration from traditionally non-vegan treats.

With the rise of coffee culture and the popularity of cold brew coffee, a number of consumers are looking to explore the taste of the beverage in familiar food formats.

Non-dairy Desserts
There is an opportunity to create more flavor variations and low-calorie versions of non-dairy frozen desserts.
Coffee-inspired Foods
As coffee culture continues to grow, there is potential to innovate with more coffee-flavored food products.
Vegan Versions of Non-vegan Treats
There is a demand for vegan alternatives to traditional non-vegan desserts, creating an opportunity for plant-based brands to introduce more innovative and indulgent flavors.

Who This Affects Most

Alternative Dairy Industry
With the rise of non-dairy options, alternative dairy companies can capitalize on this trend and offer more unique and flavorful frozen dessert options.
Coffee Industry
Coffee companies can consider partnering with food brands to create more coffee-flavored food products and capitalize on the popularity of the beverage.
Plant-based Food Industry
As the demand for vegan options continues to grow, plant-based food companies can create more indulgent and creative flavor options for their desserts.
SCORE
4.3 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 80%
Activity 42%
Freshness 8%