HOUSTON – No need to add coffee to your Coke, new Coca-Cola coffee-infused drinks have dropped Tuesday at Houiston-area stores. The drinks come in three flavors: dark roast, vanilla, and caramel, and are infused with Brazilian-style coffee. They come with 69 milligrams of caffeine in a 12-ounce can, which is higher compared to 34 milligrams in a can of regular Coca-Cola. According to CNN, this isn’t the first time Coca-Cola released a coffee-infused drink. In 2006, the company came out with “Coca-Cola Blak”, which in 2008 the drink flopped due to low reviews.

The Girl Scouts announced Tuesday that a new French Toast-inspired flavor will be added to the popular cookie lineup starting in 2021, CNN reported. The bread-shaped cookie, called Toast-Yay!, is full of French-toast flavor, dipped in icing and stamped with the Girl Scouts logo, according to their latest blog post on their website. Girl Scouts said in their blog post that the new flavor announcement is only a tease of the upcoming 2021 cookie season, which usually runs between January and April. The 2020 Girl Scout cookie season brought challenges to sales due to the coronavirus pandemic. The organization said they will bring back the youth entrepreneurial spirit to the upcoming 2021 season by selling cookies through online platforms and bringing back virtual cookie booths on social media.