The best thing to happen in food since the Mac n’ Cheetos. Buzz60’s Emily Drooby (@emilydrooby) has the story.
Cosmopolitan: Just when you thought 2017 couldn’t bring you anymore Twinkies goodness (cc: Twinkies ice cream), Hostess introduces Twinkies Cappuccinos. Twinkies you can drink! Paired with caffeine! How exciting.
The creation comes from a partnership with Kerry Convenience, a company that provides food and beverage products to convenience stores. Starting now, you can get yourself a Twinkies Cappuccino in northeastern Sheetz locations. No Sheetz? You’re sheetz out of luck. Actually though, not really! Within the next few weeks, Twinkies Cappuccino machines will be popping up in more convenience stores nationwide.
According to FoodBusinessNews.net: A little more than a month ago, Hostess Brands, L.L.C., in partnership with Nestle Dreyer’s Ice Cream Co., entered the frozen novelties and ice cream market. Now, the Kansas City-based company is looking to heat things up with a new partnership that will give Hostess its first entry in the hot dispensed beverage category.
The cappuccino is inspired by Hostess’ classic Twinkie and features a combination of milk, sponge cake flavor and a hint of coffee. The cappuccino is available in Sheetz northeastern c-stores and will be available in convenience stores nationwide in the coming weeks.
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