"I tried some of the new protein-rich coffee and tea drinks from Starbucks and Dunkin'. I loved Starbucks' iced protein matcha, but was less impressed by the protein latte I tasted. On the other hand, Dunkin' offered a delicious caramel-chocolate protein latte. Starbucks and Dunkin' are two of the latest chains to incorporate protein into their menus, offering a range of souped-up beverages."
"As someone who first hopped on the "proffee" trend - mixing a protein powder or shake into coffee - when it started gaining traction a few years ago, my interest was piqued. I've been making my own drinks at home to better reap the many benefits of protein while making my morning coffee more satisfying. However, I was curious to see how the new offerings from Dunkin' and Starbucks stacked up - and whether they'd replace my at-home recipe. Naturally, I decided to put them to the test."
New protein-rich coffee and tea drinks are available from Starbucks and Dunkin'. Starbucks' iced protein matcha stood out positively, while the Starbucks protein latte was less impressive. Dunkin' served a notably delicious caramel-chocolate protein latte. Both chains have added protein-infused beverages to their menus, tapping into the "proffee" trend of combining protein with coffee. The tester has been preparing protein-enhanced coffee at home to capture protein benefits and greater morning satisfaction. The store offerings were compared directly with at-home recipes to evaluate whether the chain beverages could replace homemade protein drinks.
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