Welcome to winter! This season is not my favorite but as a New Englander it hist hard every year. Every year I begrudgingly trudge through the snow and ice waiting for Spring. Finding ways to warm up always includes hot coffee. It’s no surprise that I love flavored coffee and specialty coffee drinks. Finding fun new ways to enjoy my fancy coffee without going to a coffee house is especially important right before the holidays (saving money is a must!).

Bailey’s Cappuccino Single Serve Cups are great for getting that specialty drink at home without the coffee shop price. It’s innovative two step system really gives you more of that “frothing” effect you’d get at a coffee shop without any special equipment. Simply add the frothing packet before you brew and stir quickly for about thirty seconds and there you go!

This coffee is non-alcoholic so perfect for any coffee lover to enjoy. I do say that you do have to stir a little longer depending on the amount of froth you are looking for. The taste is sweet and perfect for when you want to try something besides your go to cup of coffee. Don’t forget to brew on the 6oz setting for the best flavor (I did the first time!).

About the product

• Enjoy an indulgent a cafe style drink anytime
• Frothing milk packet creates a head of froth for a real cappuccino experience
• Rich, decadent Caramel Latte flavor combined with a smooth coffee taste topped off with creamy foam
• Perfectly sweetened and expertly flavored
• Comes in four flavors
• Cups are Keurig Compatible including the new 2.0 brewer

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