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" It&amp;#x27;s no secret that I&amp;#x27;m a coffee lover (hey, I live in SEATTLE, can you blame me?), so when I heard that the makers of POM pomegranate juices were debuting a new line of iced coffee drinks, I was ready to line up for a taste test. Pomegranate and coffee? An odd, but intriguing combo. My thoughts after the jump ...**** Now, the first thing I learned when checking out POMx Iced Coffees is that they&amp;#x27;re not really made with pomegranate juice--so nope, they don&amp;#x27;t taste like pomegranate. But, the beverages&amp;#x27; health claim is that they&amp;#x27;re loaded with antioxidants (you know, the reason we all got excited about pomegranate juice in the first place a few years ago). Each 10.5 oz. bottle contains &amp;quot;ethically sourced&amp;quot; brewed coffee, organic cane sugar, fat-free milk and POMx, an &amp;quot;ultra-potent&amp;quot; pomegranate antioxidant extract derived from California-grown pomegranates. While I tend not to be a fan of sweetened coffee drinks, I did enjoy POMx. I like the idea of getting an extra dose of antioxidants with my coffee, too. While the drinks are only available in select stores on the East Coast, the company plans a national rollout in 2009. So be on the lookout! What&amp;#x27;s your fave coffee drink? (In case you missed it, check out this recipe I posted on Vitamin G earlier in the week for a &amp;quot;Luscious Pumpkin Latte&amp;quot;--mmmm.) Photo: POM Wonderful LLC "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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