Why high-protein milk is becoming coffee’s latest fascination
Key takeaways Almost half of US adults are trying to eat more protein, and 70% of European consumers are paying attention to their protein intake....
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Key takeaways Almost half of US adults are trying to eat more protein, and 70% of European consumers are paying attention to their protein intake. Two-thirds of Americans drink coffee daily, making it an easy way to boost protein intake. Starbucks charges up to US$2 for protein milks and add-ons, and customers are willing to pay. MILBOK's double milk offers 5.5g of protein per 100ml with no additives. Protein now… read more
Key takeaways Almost half of US adults are trying to eat more protein, and 70% of European consumers are paying attention to their protein intake. Two-thirds of Americans drink coffee daily, making it an easy way to boost protein intake.… read more
Key takeaways Almost half of US adults are trying to eat more protein, and 70% of European consumers are paying attention to their protein intake....
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Key takeaways Baristas now treat milk quality as seriously as coffee quality. Blending dairy with plant milks creates new textures...
Key takeaways Milk temperature directly impacts sweetness, texture, and flavour balance in coffee drinks. Different milks require specific temperature ranges to avoid impeding flavour and...
Campaigns by PETA and Free4DairyFree allege that coffee shops “tax” consumers who order plant milks. Starbucks, Dunkin’, Pret A Manger, Dutch Bros, Scooter’s Coffee, and...
Latte art has become one of the most recognisable symbols of specialty coffee culture, popularised by competitions like the World Latte Art Championship and latte...
Plant milks and cold coffee are more popular than ever, as customers increasingly value a higher level of variety and customisation. The freedom to change...
Plant milks have dominated the coffee industry; one in three UK consumers opt for oat milk. Soy, almond, pea, and coconut also remain popular, meaning...
Oat milk rose to stardom in specialty coffee in the mid-2010s, embraced by baristas and consumers alike. But signs point to a return to dairy;...
Specialty coffee has played a key role in the explosive popularity of plant milks over the last decade. In the early 2010s, major plant milk...
The global plant milk industry, projected to reach US $21 billion in 2026, has been steadily gaining more of dairy’s market share in recent years....
A few years ago, oat milk took the specialty coffee industry by storm, and it still remains the most popular non-dairy option in many markets...
In recent years, we have seen more and more specialty coffee professionals develop roast profiles specifically for milk-based beverages. There are several key reasons for...
Specialty coffee is always pushing for perfection. Whether it’s developing new techniques to optimise espresso extraction or leveraging the power of automation to improve pour...
Milk is a key ingredient in many coffee beverages. Drinks like lattes and flat whites are popular around the world, with the former being the...
The rise of oat milk in specialty coffee has been quite remarkable. In a market once dominated by soy, almond, and coconut products, oat milk...
In coffee shops the world over, for obvious reasons, many baristas emphasise the importance of coffee quality – including for milk-based beverages. Without excellent, well-prepared...