The Collective Espresso Martini Yoghurts Are Here And You Don't Have To Wait Until Happy Hour

Who doesn't love an espresso martini? The alcoholic coffee drink is perfectly creamy and the ideal option for when you're flagging towards the end of the night. Well guess what? You can get it in yoghurt form. Hey, it's six o'clock somewhere...

Yes, dairy brand The Collective is expanding its range of Happy Hour-cocktail inspired yogurts with the caffeine rich flavours.

The mid afternoon treat blends the brand's signature conserve yoghurt with a blend of Colombian coffee beans and a dash of vodka, FoodBev Media report.

Overall the entire yoghurt contains 0.44% alcohol - which is so low there's no alcohol warning required. (So don't rely on this for your pre-game).

The 450g will be available from early August for a limited time only with a RRP of £2.19. The Collective products can be found in selected Tescos, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Waitrose, and ASDAs.

The exciting new launch comes just two months after the release of the pina colada yoghurt. Yum!

The Collective

"Following the success of piña colada, we're so excited to launch the next flavour in our Happy Hour range, espresso martini," says Amelia Harvey, co-founder of The Collective.

"Happy Hour epitomises what we're all about as a brand; combining our award-winning taste with a feel-good campaign that will sure put a smile on consumers' faces, as we bring their ideal happy hours to life in homes and offices alike with our fun social media campaign.

"We know that now more than ever, consumers are searching for that moment or time in a day that brings them happiness and our delicious new espresso martini gourmet yogurt, as well as the exciting Happy Hour flavours we have in the pipeline, will do just that."

"We know that now more than ever, consumers are searching for that moment or time in a day that brings them happiness and our delicious new espresso martini gourmet yogurt, as well as the exciting Happy Hour flavours we have in the pipeline, will do just that."

The yoghurts are free from artificial flavours, colours or preservatives, and are suitable for vegetarians.

Well, they're certainly sure to liven up the lunch break!

Topics: Tasty Food, Food And Drink

Ciara Sheppard

Ciara is a freelance journalist working for Tyla. After graduating from the University of Sussex, Ciara worked as a writer at GLAMOUR Magazine and later as the Assistant Editor of Yahoo Style UK.

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