Eclipse Mint Mocha Flavoured Coffee Is Now a Thing, So Goodbye Coffee Breath

Eclipse Mint Mocha Flavoured Coffee Is Now a Thing, So Goodbye Coffee Breath

Kill two birds with one stone.

If you’re someone that loves a cuppa each morning (you’re probs like most Aussies ngl) you probably hate the nasty taste and smell that’s left in ya gob after that delish coffee.

Sure, this is easily fixed by brushing your teeth or chomping down a mint, but what if you could save that little bit of extra time and money each day by getting the caffeine boost and the fresh breath all in one?

Well, Eclipse have pondered that exact question and have decided to partner with Undercover Roasters coffee to release an Eclipse Mint Mocha flavoured coffee drink.

Called Eclipse X Undercover Roasters Mocha Mint Granules, we’re assuming they’re similar to instant coffee, but with a minty, chocolatey flavour that leaves you feelin’ fresh.

(Image: Undercover Roasters)

Apparently it’s not just for hot bevs either, you can drink it warm during winter, cold during summer or even add it to smoothies and shakes.

This is a huge relief for the coffee lovers out there (especially since so many of us still have to wear masks rn). No more will we have to smell the sting of coffee breath from ourselves or our mates.

Considering mint and chocolate are often a controversial flavour combo, this new blend of ingredients is sure to have some major lovers and big haters, but I gotta say, even if you’re not a fan of mint choc, the fresh breath side benefit is pretty dope.

Not only is this drink kind of revolutionary, but a 250g packet will only set you back $9.95.

Right now it’s only available from Undercover Roasters website, so don’t rush down to Coles or Woolies just yet.

Enjoy caffeinating!

Student Edge recommends maintaining a well-balanced diet. For more information, please visit www.heartfoundation.org.au.

Header Image: Nathan Dumlao via Unsplash and Undercover Roasters

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