First things first, I was very pleased to see there are eight sachets in the box. Too often, limited editions sneakily drop to seven (yes, Nescafé, I’m looking at you), so it’s nice to see Kenco keep things consistent.
You can make the drink with hot or cold water, depending on whether you fancy it as a latte or an iced version. With the weather firmly back to jumpers and blankets, I opted for hot. It mixed easily with no lumps and created a smooth, creamy drink.
Flavour-wise, it was rich and comforting, the chocolate and coffee came through clearly, with a subtle nuttiness that hinted at pistachio. There was also a faint touch of something extra, maybe a light saltiness, that gave it a slightly different edge. I couldn’t quite pin it down, but it worked. The overall result was a soothing, chocolatey coffee that felt a little more indulgent than your usual instant latte.
If this is where the Dubai chocolate trend is heading, I’m not complaining.
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