Which drink uses: 1 scoop caramel, 2 oz chocolate milk, 1 can nitro cold brew (Pour over medium cup of ice)?

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The main idea here is matching the drink's base, flavor addition, and serving style to the specified ingredients. Nitro cold brew provides a nitrogen-infused, smooth base that’s typically served cold over ice. You want a flavor addition that gives caramel and still leaves room for a chocolate note, and you also need the drink to be iced.

The drink that uses a nitro cold brew base and signals caramel flavor in its name is the iced nitro caramelizer cold brew. It aligns with pouring over ice and adds caramel flavor, which corresponds to the 1 scoop caramel. The chocolate milk (2 oz) is a dairy addition that would blend with the caramel to give a mocha-like touch, which fits well with this caramel-forward, nitro-based drink. The other options either don’t use nitro as the base, or are not served iced, or don’t indicate caramel flavor, so they don’t match the given ingredients as well.