Hey there, caffeine aficionados and cream connoisseurs! At Eats and Drinks Café, we believe your coffee should be as unique as you are. That's why we've brewed up a selection of milk and cream options that go beyond the ordinary. Let's take a frothy tour of our dairy and plant-based delights, shall we?
Bettergoods Almond Milk: Nutty by Nature
For those who like to keep things plant-based, we've got Bettergoods Almond Milk on deck. This unsweetened original almond milk offers a creamy sip filled with the subtle nutty flavor of almonds. It's plant-based, a good source of vitamins D and A, and rich in calcium, making it a guilt-free pleasure. Whether you're savoring your morning coffee, enjoying a relaxing afternoon tea, or whipping up a culinary masterpiece, this almond milk adds a smooth creaminess that's both nourishing and delicious.
Chobani Extra Creamy Oat Milk: Oatstandingly Smooth
If you're seeking a plant-based option that's as rich and creamy as dairy, Chobani Extra Creamy Oat Milk is your go-to. Made with the goodness of whole grain oats, this oat milk is vegan-friendly, non-dairy, and lactose-free. It's a good source of calcium and vitamins A and D, offering a rich and creamy texture without nuts, dairy, or lactose. Perfect for adding a velvety touch to your coffee or tea.
What do you pair with your coffee?
Dairy - all the way!
Soy Milk
Coconut Milk
Almond Milk
For the Dairy Devotees: Cream of the Crop
We haven't forgotten our traditionalists! For those who prefer the classic creaminess that only dairy can provide, we offer:
Heavy Cream: Luxuriously rich, perfect for those who believe there's no such thing as "too creamy."
Half & Half: The ideal balance of milk and cream, for those who like to keep things smooth but not too heavy.
2% Milk: A lighter option that still adds a touch of creaminess to your cup.
So, whether you're a nutty professor, an oat-standing citizen, or a dairy devotee, we've got the perfect pour to make your coffee experience uniquely yours. Come on down to Eats and Drinks Café, where we put the "cream" in "cream of the crop"!
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