Costa is serving Coca-Cola coffees and we're not sure what to think
Costa is pretty ahead of the curve when it comes to cool combinations with a twist, whether it's the caramel stuffed Rolo muffin or the pink hot chocolate. Their seasonal menus are dreamy and always on point - who doesn't love a festive sandwich at Christmas and a Belgian bun in the spring?
But now they're going one step further by creating a Coca-Cola flavoured coffee - and we're not sure how to feel about this one.
The range of hot beverages with a Coca-Cola tang launched in stores across China last month and is part of the summer menu. Think Coca-Cola lattes and Coca-Cola Cappuccinos. Hmm.
There's also a Cold Brew version popping up next month, if that's your thing.
A spokesperson for Costa told Tyla: 'The familiar crisp taste of the classic Coca Cola complements the smooth mellow coffee flavours found in our Cold Brew coffee.
'When served over ice, this is a truly refreshing summer drink.'
The Coca-Cola company acquired the coffee shop in 2018 for a cool £3.9 billion, so it makes sense that they'd eventually team up to create something a little different.
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