Coffee has never been so good like Nescafe’s Frappé latte with a tasty treat — Kit Kat dipped in.
THE NESCAFÉ Frappélatte is the new kid on the block in the Jamaican market. It has been here for four months, and this ice-cream coffee is something that even the strongest of coffee lovers can enjoy. Nestlé has managed to make the perfect blend of coffee and cream – enough coffee to give that punch without overpowering the cream; with a rich, smooth, creamy texture and sweet flavour but not enough to dim the shine of the coffee.
Nestlé had a small tasting at their head office with three coffee and ice cream lovers – Project Officer at National Insurance Fund Diana Kellier, dancer and gym i nstructor Steven Cornwall, and owner of Kaelyn Creations – Hand Poured Aromatherapy Candles Shanoya Edwards.
Kellier was quick to let out the disclaimer that she was a black coffee kind of woman. Then she tasted the Frappélatte, and she was sold.
“The Frappélatte generously excited my tastebuds. Ver y smooth, pleasant, and exquisite,” she told Food.
Cornwall let out a pleasing “mmm” that could only be described as satisfaction. His compliments somewhat mirrored those of Kellier, adding that the coffee gave the ice cream an extra kick and that delicious was just not enough to describe it.
“Very creamy, goes down well. It has the Nescafé coffee taste that we l ove, but it is not overpowering. Overall, a greattasting product,” Edwards added. On her second serving, she added one of her favourites – Milo cookie. Cornwall did the same. Kellier opted for one of her favourites – a Kit Kat.
All were further intrigued by the combinations of these sweet treats and ice cream. Senior Key Account Manager for Nescafé Frappélatte Trezar Lopez said that Nestlé did their research and found that this was perfect for the Jamaican market. Jamaicans love coffee, and their love for desserts is growing, so giving them the best of Nescafé coffee and the best of Nestlé’s ice cream, there is no way they could go wrong
Your Frappélatte may be had at gas station commissaries, restaurants, and MegaMart Cost Clubs islandwide.