Considering that it takes hours upon hours to prepare a premium cold-brewed coffee, the notion of it being "instant" in any way seems almost absurd—but the liquid coffee concentrates from Barnie’s CoffeeKitchen are game-changers.
BREWSTICKS is essentially a cold-brewed liquid coffee concentrate that is packaged in portable single-serve packets. The formula is completely soluble and can be added to water that is hot or iced. Amazingly, the BREWSTICKS only need to be stirred to combine and no electricity or other gadgets are needed to prepare the cold version of these drinks. For those who like an intense hit of java, BREWSTICKS also suggests that the concentrate can be added to bottled drinks or poured over ice cream as a topping.
The all-natural, sugar-free, preservative-free coffee concentrates are offered in a range of fun flavors, including French Roast, Hawaiian Hazelnut, Crème Brûlée as well as the festive seasonal Santa's White Christmas variety.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Instant Liquid Coffee Concentrates
- The trend towards portable and soluble coffee concentrates offers disruptive innovation opportunities for the on-the-go coffee market.
- Cold-brewed Coffee
- The growing trend towards cold-brewed coffee offers opportunities for innovation that could disrupt established coffee brewing methods.
- Flavored Coffee Concentrates
- The increasing popularity of flavored coffee concentrates provides opportunities for innovation in new flavors and customizations for coffee drinkers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Coffee Industry
- The coffee industry can leverage these trends to offer new product lines, increased convenience, and unique flavors to consumers.
- Food and Beverage Industry
- The food and beverage industry can use these trends to create new coffee-based products such as ice creams and energy drinks in novel and exciting ways.
- Travel Industry
- The travel industry can make use of instant coffee concentrates to provide a quick coffee solution for business travelers and tourists on-the-go, improving overall customer experience.
