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Cream of rice specialist ELEV8 is launching Dubai Chocolate alongside its Fruity Cereal flavor

Elev8 Dubai Chocolate Creamy Rice

It turns out that the recently revealed Fruity Cereal flavor for ELEV8’s signature Creamy Rice isn’t the only limited-time taste it has coming down the pipeline. After teasing the mystery taste and letting fans speculate over the last several days, the functional food specialist has officially confirmed Dubai Chocolate is also coming soon. True to its name, it will bring one of the food world’s biggest trends into its flagship carbohydrate supplement.

The new Dubai Chocolate Creamy Rice combines rich and decadent dark chocolate with the unmistakable taste of pistachio, delivering the dessert-inspired experience that has exploded in popularity over the past few years. ELEV8 is planning to launch both Fruity Cereal and Dubai Chocolate for its flagship Creamy Rice, alongside one another, on Wednesday of next week, but be quick, as mentioned, they’re both limited launches and won’t likely last long.