So we’ve established how much I like the Caribou Iced Coffee line. Here’s something else I’d like to try - A St. Patrick’s Day mudslide, courtesy Caribou Iced Coffee. Check it out:

Saint Pat’s Caribou Mudslide

1.5 oz Caribou Iced Coffee (any flavor)
1 oz of Stoli vanilla
.5 oz Baileys
Serve in a high ball shaken with ice and line rim with GREEN SUGAR.

I’ll definitely be trying this!

I love Iced Coffees and Frappacinos and Coolatas and other cups of sweet, frosty coffied goodness. Here’s the thing though, many of these products are overly sweet and very fattening. That’s why I was so pleasantly surprised after sampling Caribou Iced Coffees. They were light, not too sweet and low in calories. So I can have my guilty pleasure without actually feeling guilty. Thus, total pleasure no guilt.

Caribou Iced Coffee comes in three different varieties, Regular Iced Coffee, Iced Coffee with Espresso and Vanilla Iced Coffee. Each ranged from 100 to 140 calories per bottle, with maybe a gram and a half each. And speaking of bottles, here’s something else I liked. The bottle is made of lightweight aluminum instead of glass. I can put one in my purse and it’s not very heavy.

True iced coffee and frappy-type drink lovers might find the Caribou Iced Coffee a little too light for their tests. I’m not one of them. I appreciate it’s lightness, because it has less sugar and other stuff the flavor of the delicious Caribou coffee comes through.

For more information, do visit the Caribou Coffee website.