Cappuccino

I’ll be the first to admit I went into this test with low expectations, assuming "cappuccino" was just a fancy way of saying it would taste like sweet cream with a hint of espresso. I couldn't have been more wrong. This isn't just generic coffee flavor; it has that distinct espresso-and-steamed-milk character that makes this one absolutely irresistible to me. While most coffee powders lose their complexity once they're frozen and processed, this one stays clear and intense enough to satisfy my coffee snob tendencies.

The technical performance is just as good as the flavor. The texture hits that same excellent baseline as the Levels Vanilla Bean—dense, ultra-smooth, and very creamy. Even with a leaner macro profile of 348 calories per pint, it doesn't sacrifice that thick mouthfeel. You might see a few icy pockets on the first spin, but a quick re-spin or a tiny splash of milk fixes it instantly, leaving you with a consistency that reminds me of a frozen tiramisu.

If you want the best possible experience, pairing this with Oreo Thins is a gift from heaven. The chocolate from the cookie thins hits the coffee notes in a way that's hard to describe but makes it one of the best pairings in the entire lineup. Since it’s sweetened with stevia and monk fruit, you get a clean label without any of that artificial chemical junk. If you’ve only ever tried their vanilla, this is definitely the next bag you need to buy.