Coffee and coffee-based dairy products can go to any extent to come-up with a seductive profile of cream, ice cream, chocolate shavings, chocolate sauce, so on and so forth. Apparently, coffee beverages not only add calories to your system, but also subtract a few more pounds from your pocket. Facts provide that a caffeine kick or a fruit smoothie, ironically healthy, contain up to 600 calories, which is generally packed-in by two or three fast foods served at McDonalds or Wendy.
The FDA, nutritional advocates and city councils really have to set some priorities in banning calorific beverages, especially the ones claimed and researched to target to the health needs of individuals.
Diners need to be prejudiced about their food choices and set it apart from one-time indulgence, for the very reason that a fruit smoothie and caffeine is researched to rejuvenate and add to servings of fruits and limited dairy. Moreover, it makes no sense for paying extra for brewed Arabica beans poured into a glassful of Baskin-Robbins ice cream.
