Build-A-Drink Practice Test

Two shots of espresso with steamed milk and a light sweetness level point you toward a hot, small drink that’s designed to be less sweet than a full-flavor version. The ingredients specify sugar-free flavorings (vanilla and caramel, each 0.5 scoop), a base of steamed kick me mix, and a sugar-free caramel drizzle, which all align with a hot drink built to be half-sweet and sugar-free in the syrup components. The 12 oz size indicates a small hot beverage, and the “Zero Sugar Added” label tracks with using sugar-free syrups rather than standard syrups. The name golden eagle is the specific drink that matches this combination of two espresso shots, kick me mix as the base, half-sweet customization with sugar-free syrups, and a sugar-free drizzle. So the match makes sense: a small hot half sweet Zero Sugar Added golden eagle. The other options would involve different temperatures (hot vs cold), bases (mocha, nitro, or other mixes), or sweeteners, so they don’t fit all the given components.