Kellogg's is now selling a mocha-flavoured breakfast cereal.
The cereal brand has launched a 'barista edition chocolate mocha' spin of its classic Crunchy Nut Granola by infusing it with the taste of the coffee bean.
According to the description, the cereal is also infused with milk chocolate curls and sliced almonds. It is high in fibre and contains no artificial colours or flavours. This Crunchy Nut breakfast granola is "inspired by baristas and made for coffee lovers".
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A spokesperson for Kellogg's said a team of food developers spent 18 months sampling different coffee flavours to make sure the balance and strength was "just right" and suitable for everyone’s different tastes. They created 12 different recipes before tasters settled on the final one.
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Unlike the milk chocolate and almonds, the pieces of coffee are not scattered around the cereal but flavoured throughout the pieces of granola. The spokesperson said: "Coffee and breakfast is a natural partnership - and our Barista Edition has been influenced by Europe’s cafe culture and the continental love of coffee and cereal.
"Our coffee tastes are all different, so our team of developers spent months sampling different types of coffee to try and get a flavour that was well rounded and just right for everyone."
The new mocha flavour is already available in Tesco for €4.60, according to their online website. 66 people have already rated it, giving it 4.6 stars out of five.
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