Maple vs Cinnamon Hazelnut Beanies Coffee: Which to Choose?
By Beanies Flavour Coffee - Add Some More Flavour to Your Life | Published: 2026-10-13
Category: Comparisons
Compare Beanies maple flavour coffee and cinnamon hazelnut coffee bags on taste, price, and versatility. Find out which nutty flavour suits your daily cup.
Quick answer
Choose cinnamon hazelnut coffee bags if you want a warm, spiced cup that works with or without milk and costs less per serving. Choose Beanies maple flavour coffee if you prefer a sweeter, dessert-like profile that shines as a black coffee. Both are freeze-dried, so preparation is identical—the real difference is flavour direction and price.
What each flavour actually delivers
Cinnamon hazelnut coffee bags combine the warm notes of cinnamon and hazelnut with freeze-dried coffee. The result is a rounded, lightly spiced cup where the nuttiness sits alongside the cinnamon rather than overpowering it. It contains aroma for a rich taste, and it adds flavour to your daily coffee routine without requiring extra syrups or sweeteners.
Beanies maple flavour coffee is a sweeter, more dessert-forward option. The maple note reads as a soft, syrupy sweetness that pairs naturally with the roasted coffee base. If you drink your coffee black, the maple flavour tends to come through more clearly because there is no milk muting the top notes.
Price and value: what you pay per cup
At catalog prices, cinnamon hazelnut coffee bags are listed at USD 2.36 (compared to a USD 3.80 comparison price), while Beanies maple flavour coffee is listed at USD 2.28 (compared to USD 3.25). The difference per unit is small, but it matters if you drink flavoured coffee daily. The cinnamon hazelnut option carries a larger discount off its comparison price, which may appeal if you are stocking up.
Both are freeze-dried coffees, so you get the same convenience: add hot water, stir, and drink. Neither requires a brewer or filter, which keeps your cost per cup predictable.
How to pick based on your usual coffee routine
If you take milk or a plant-based alternative, cinnamon hazelnut holds up better because the spice and nut notes survive dilution. If you drink black coffee and want a sweeter treat without adding sugar, maple is the more direct match.
For a flavoured coffee taste test at home, brew both side by side using the same water temperature and amount. Note which one you reach for on a plain weekday morning versus a weekend. That pattern usually reveals your real preference faster than reading descriptions.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Cinnamon hazelnut coffee bags: Warm, spiced, and nutty with a lower catalog price and a larger discount off the comparison price. Works well with milk. Best if you want a versatile daily cup and value per serving.
- Beanies maple flavour coffee: Sweeter and more dessert-like, with a slightly higher catalog price and a smaller discount off the comparison price. Shines as a black coffee. Best if you prefer a sweet, syrupy profile without added sugar.
- Peanut Butter Cup Flavoured Coffee: A third nutty option that is sweet and dessert-forward, easy to prepare, and priced at USD 2.28 (compared to USD 3.25). Consider this if you want peanut butter rather than maple or hazelnut.
Key product facts
- Kaneel Hazelnoot Koffie Smaak: Kaneel Hazelnoot Koffie Smaak combines warm cinnamon and hazelnut notes with freeze-dried coffee, contains aroma for a rich taste, and adds flavour to your daily coffee routine. The spice-forward profile works with or without milk, making it a flexible everyday option.
- Peanut Butter Cup Flavoured Coffee: Peanut Butter Cup Flavoured Coffee is a freeze-dried coffee with a sweet and nutty peanut butter cup flavour, contains flavouring for enhanced taste, and is easy to prepare by adding hot water. If you want a dessert-like nutty cup but prefer peanut butter over maple or hazelnut, this is the closest match in the range.
Which should you choose?
Choose cinnamon hazelnut if you
- Drink your coffee with milk or a plant-based alternative
- Want a warm, spiced cup that works any time of day
- Are stocking up and want the larger discount off the comparison price
Choose maple instead if you
- Prefer a sweeter, dessert-like flavour in black coffee
- Do not want cinnamon or spice notes in your cup
- Want the lowest catalog price per unit
