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Chobani has announced the launch of a range of ready-to-drink coffees, made with single origin cold brew and the brand’s oat milk and dairy creamers.


The new coffee range will be available in four flavours: cold brew pure black, which is free from sugar and dairy; cold brew with sweet creamer, made with milk; cold brew with vanilla, also containing milk; and cold brew with oat milk.


The range is said to be free from artificial flavours or sweeteners, and to contain only natural ingredients.


“Nutrient-dense Greek yogurt and coffee have long been a perfect pair, fuelling our lives throughout the day,” said Peter McGuinness, president and COO of Chobani.


“Chobani coffee is crafted from single origin 100% Arabica beans, geared for the passionate coffee drinker looking for cold-press brews, who loves the added taste of creamers made from farm-fresh milk and oat milk.”


With an RRP of $4.49 per 32oz multi-serve pack, the four new Chobani coffees will be available nationwide in the US at grocery and retail stores starting this month.

Shimadzu | Leader | Oct 2026
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15 January 2021

Chobani unveils new ready-to-drink cold brew coffees

Chobani unveils new ready-to-drink cold brew coffees
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