German Chocolate Drink At 7 Brew With Price And Nutrition
The German Chocolate drink at 7 Brew leans into a richer chocolate profile. It also has a caramel tone and a coconut sweetness that stands out. Many people order this one when they want a sweet dessert-type flavor instead of a plain espresso taste. German Chocolate is not a “light coffee treat” — it’s closer to a fancy chocolate drink with coffee support behind it.
Ingredient Breakdown
This is the basic blueprint but you can change sweetness, cream level and strength at the counter. At 7 Brew the baristas can adjust each part. German Chocolate has been a popular pick because it tastes like candy in a cup. The German Chocolate cup is a blend of:
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Component |
Flavor Role |
|---|---|
|
Chocolate Base |
main chocolate taste |
|
Coconut Note |
adds tropical sweetness |
|
Caramel Hint |
smooth sweet depth |
|
Espresso Base |
coffee profile |
|
Cream Base |
gives thickness |
|
Ice or Steamed Milk |
depends on hot/iced order |
Price Chart
The price can shift by store region. Some people add drizzle or extra flavor those add-ons can bump the total a little.
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Size |
Price Range |
|---|---|
|
Small |
$4.50 – $5.00 |
|
Medium |
$5.50 – $6.00 |
|
Large |
$6.50 – $7.00 |
Nutrition Facts For German Chocolate At 7 Brew
The German Chocolate drink is not a low calorie cup. The reason is simple chocolate base, coconut syrup, caramel hint and cream means a heavier recipe.
|
Size |
Estimated Calories |
|---|---|
|
Small |
~350 cal |
|
Medium |
~450 cal |
|
Large |
~550 cal |
Allergen Notes
Allergens can vary depending on flavor syrups and milk choice. This drink is a problem for those who avoid dairy or coconut. These are the common risk areas:
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Possible Allergen |
Where It Comes From |
|---|---|
|
Dairy |
cream + milk base |
|
Coconut |
coconut syrup |
|
Chocolate |
ingredients can vary by brand syrup |
Personal Adjustments For Dietary Needs
You can ask for:
- alternate milk
- half sweet
- less cream
- sugar free syrups if stock allows
- extra coffee shots for stronger espresso taste
Subbing milk is the most common adjustment. Oat milk or almond milk blends well with this chocolate flavor. Those two milks hold the sweet chocolate really well without drowning the espresso tone.
Best Time To Drink German Chocolate
In the morning it can feel heavy for those who prefer plain coffee. It usually works as:
- afternoon sweet drink
- evening treat
- after meal coffee dessert
Does German Chocolate Blend Well With Ice?
Yes it blends well with ice. This drink becomes creamy and smooth. The chocolate stands out even more when cold. Hot version tastes more like hot cocoa with coconut notes. If you like the chocolate depth in the German Chocolate drink, the Cocoa at 7 Brew offers a smooth and comforting chocolate profile you’ll enjoy.