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Complete Beverage Blends
Gluten Free and 97% Fat Free
Vanilla Ice - a
distinctively bold, natural vanilla flavour. A stable
base to which liquors, fresh fruits, fruit syrups or espresso
can be added to create unique flavours. Use also as a base for
creamy gourmet milkshakes.
Coffee - A stimulating and
icy blend of creamy vanilla and Arabica coffee – and for extra
vigour, add a little fresh espresso or add a shot of caramel for
a Caramel Latté.
Mocha - A balanced mix of
Dutch cocoa and Arabica coffee. Add a shot of caramel syrup to
create a smooth Caramel Mocha.
Chocolate (for hot drinks
and frappés) - Creamy Dutch cocoa is the soul of this chocolate
flavour. A punchy, powerful cocoa taste will make this
frappé your instant favourite. Use this chocolate mix to add one
or two shots of espresso to create a powerful mocha.
White Chocolate (for hot
drinks and frappés) - A sweeter taste with a hint of chilled
vanilla, this smooth chocolate alternative will leave you
reminiscing milk chocolate bars . Add espresso or syrups for some
unique flavour twists.
Tropical (Pińa Colada) -
Add pineapple juice or syrup to this assertive base of coconut
milk to unleash a Caribbean storm. Served with or without rum,
it’s the ultimate tropical refreshment. Use also for Tropical
Fruit Smoothies.
Green Tea - Like green tea
ice cream sipped through a straw, this composed blend of Green
Tea sets itself apart from other flavours with its subtle
presence of vanilla and distinctively oriental taste.
Vanilla Chai (for hot
drinks and frappés) - An exotic blend of eastern spices. Sweet
cinnamon, star anise, cloves, rich black tea, cardamom and
ginger combine to create this authentic and luxuriously spiced
Chai. Create Vanilla Chai, Chai Latte and Chai with Hazelnut,
Caramel or Espresso.
Rich Hot Chocolate (premium
café blend for use with steamed milk) - Roasted long and gently
in Belgium to produce a rich and smooth chocolate taste, this
intoxicating blend is dedicated to savvy café and restaurant
owners and serious hot chocolate connoisseurs. |