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Limited Edition Snack Spotlight :: Latte Base Tiramisu Chocolate

Latte Base is a drink offered by the brand Boss. Boss specializes in canned coffee and as someone who enjoys coffee...I've had quite a few of their drinks. This particular drink is a Latte base! The bottle is 490mL but it's meant to make 9 drinks! Yes, 9 drinks. How? Well, it's a base for lattes. So you add your desired amount of water or milk to the base to make a drink! Add ice cream to make a float, add soy milk for a soy latte, hot or cold...whatever you like!!

This particular flavour is Tiramisu Chocolate. It's incredibly sweet. As of right now I've just added milk to it and it closely resembled the canned coffees you can buy at convenience stores. I plan on trying to add water and making it hot over the weekend if I can. I've only used two of the servings so far! You mix one part base, 3 parts of whatever else you want to add. I'm assuming for black coffee...you just add water (my Japanese reading skills are still developing so this involves a lot of guess work).

A serving size is 57 calories, 13.3g of carbohydrates, 0g of fat, 63mg of sodium and 2g of protein.


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