Rebel Kitchen Dairy Free Coffee Mylk

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Rebel Kitchen Dairy Free Coffee Mylk

Whilst in Waitrose recently and in need of an energy boost, I noticed this new Rebel Kitchen Dairy Free Coffee Mylk was reduced to £1.20. I thought I would give it a try, since I've been experimenting so much with dairy free options recently. This is made with organic coconut milk, spring water, organic date nectar and organic coffee. It's suitable for vegans, and everyone else too!

Rebel Kitchen Dairy Free Coffee Mylk

For a drink made with all clean ingredients, this was pretty tasty indeed...I will even let them off with describing it as "ridiculously tasty" - because it is! I found this a lot more refreshing than a regular dairy coffee milk drink, and not as sickly. The balance of flavours is just right...it's creamy, mildly sweet and with just the right hint of strong coffee flavour. I felt both energized and refreshed after drinking it - double win!

Overall, whether or not you're vegan, dairy free or eating only clean, organic foods...this is a tasty coffee drink that will give you both energy and refreshment. Highly recommend!

Nutrition Information (per 100ml): 46 Calories, 2.2g Fat, 5.8g Carbohydrate, 0.7g Protein. 

8.5 out of 10.

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