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Chick-fil-A's New Frosted Caramel Coffee is Made with Vanilla Ice Cream

— August 16, 2019 — Lifestyle
To help consumers beat the heat on these long August days, Chick-fil-A has debuted a deliciously decadent new Frosted Caramel Coffee. Not only is the new drink a sweet treat, but it also gives you the boost of caffeine you need to get through the day.

Chick-fil-A's new Frosted Caramel Coffee is a seasonal treat that is available at participating locations now through November 9th. The hand-spun beverage is made with the chain's signature cold brew coffee, which is made from a special, sustainable coffee blend that was created specifically for the chain by Thrive Farmers. The cold brew is then combined with Chick-fil-A's popular vanilla Icedream dessert and a drizzle of caramel syrup. The result is a frothy coffee drink that is nearly as thick as a milkshake.


Image Credit: Chick-fil-A.

Trend Themes

  1. Seasonal Coffee Treats — The popularity of seasonal coffee drinks presents an opportunity for unique flavor combinations and limited-time offerings.
  2. Cold Brew Innovation — Cold brew coffee's popularity opens the door for innovative recipes that incorporate different ingredients and flavor profiles.
  3. Dessert-inspired Drinks — Creating coffee beverages that mimic the flavors and textures of popular desserts can attract customers looking for indulgent treats.

Industry Implications

  1. Fast Food — Fast food chains can leverage seasonal coffee drinks to attract customers and increase sales during specific periods of the year.
  2. Coffee Shops — Independent coffee shops can experiment with cold brew coffee and unique flavor combinations to differentiate themselves from larger chain competitors.
  3. Dairy and Beverage Suppliers — Dairy and beverage suppliers can collaborate with restaurants and coffee chains to develop custom ingredients for unique cold brew and dessert-inspired coffee drinks.
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