It’s a minty holiday treat, and I’m glad it’s a yearly regular at Christmas. Haters gon’ hate, but there’s no doubt that the Peppermint Mocha makes you feel wonderfully Christmassy.
Yes, I know that there are those who despise it and the comments section might erupt in debate or just outright abuse me for putting this in second place. One of the two staples of Starbucks’ Christmas drinks, the classic Peppermint Mocha is a true festive flavour. Having it as a Frappuccino might be a little too cold due to the mint, but if you can handle it, you do you.
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Pro tip: If it’s too sweet for you, have it as an iced drink. It’s rich, smooth, and utterly refreshing especially since those reported colder temperatures haven’t seemed to hit yet. Granted, the toffee nut taste isn’t as evident as it is in the original Toffee Nut Latte, but this is a great alternative. Pro tip: Want something with a stronger kick? Ask if they have it from the Nitro tapįor those that love their cold brew but still want that festive taste, this is the drink for you. Toffee Nut Crunch Cold Brew Image credit: Starbucks Maybe I should just buy a red velvet cake then shove it into the Starbucks cup.ģ. It’s disappointing because I was actually looking forward to a Christmassy drink that tastes like cake. There’s a hint of red velvet aftertaste, but it’s a small hint that it’s a little odd they would even name this drink after the cake. I’m not sure if was the oatmilk or something, but this was the least red velvety red velvet drink I’ve ever drunk (say that five times fast). Pro tip: Drinking it hot is the way to go Red Velvet Oatmilk Latte Image credit: Starbucks The 2022 Starbucks Christmas Drink Ranking 4. There’s a lot to buy in terms of drinkware and pastries, but we tried their four main Christmas drinks and ranked them so you don’t have to through the arduous task of having to drink all of them. Well, the wait is finally over and the Christmas season has officially begun because Starbucks started selling their Christmas drinks, pastries, and drinkware yesterday. If you’re like me, you wait anxiously for ten months for Starbucks to finally make their Christmas items available because it signals the beginning of the holiday season.
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