McDonald's New York Tri-State restaurants offer McCafe coffees
Follows the launches of Premium Roast Coffee, brewed Iced Coffee and Sweet Tea
McDonald's New York Tri-State restaurants have officially added McCafe, espresso-based coffees, to its beverage line-up.
McCafe features hot and iced lattes, mochas and cappuccinos in a variety of flavors and can be made to order with caramel, hazelnut, vanilla and sugar-free vanilla syrups, with either whole or non-fat steamed milk. McCafe specialty coffee is available in 12-, 16- or 22-ounces with prices varying by restaurant. The new McCafe specialty beverage line is now rolling into participating McDonald's restaurants in the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut Tri-State area and will be widely available in the market by May 5, 2009.
McCafe follows the launches of McDonald's Premium Roast Coffee, brewed Iced Coffee and Sweet Tea.
McDonald has said that it uses only fully ripened Arabica coffee beans, harvested by hand in the warm climates of Central and South America, as well as the mountainous regions of Indonesia, to deliver high-quality coffee.
McCafe's iced mochas feature espresso, cold whole or non-fat milk and chocolate syrup served over ice. These drinks are topped with whipped cream and chocolate syrup. Lattes feature espresso and whole or non-fat steamed milk with the option to add caramel, hazelnut, vanilla or sugar-free vanilla syrups. Iced lattes are espresso based drinks with cold whole or non-fat milk and served over ice. Iced lattes are available with syrup options of caramel, hazelnut, vanilla or sugar-free vanilla.
Cappuccinos are composed of espresso, whole or non-fat steamed milk and tapped with frothy milk. McCafe cappuccinos are available with caramel, hazelnut, vanilla or sugar-free vanilla syrups. Mochas include espresso, whole or non-fat steamed milk and chocolate syrup, topped with whipped cream and chocolate syrup.
Paul Hendel, president of the New York Tri-State Area McDonald's Owners and Operators Association, said: McCafe specialty drinks were created with the taste buds and convenience of our customers in mind. We're a place that consumers equate with the great food they love. With McCafe, we are reinforcing McDonald's as a great specialty drink destination with the quality and value New York Tri-State consumers demand.
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