The numbers don’t lie as we taste test the new dessert drink exclusive to just one prefecture in Japan.
Frappuccinos (Page 10)
Two enchanting newcomers just showed up at Starbucks, and we’re here to let you know which is right for you.
Duo of decadent drinks come with a limited-time Twitter offer and matching Halloween doughnuts.
Kabocha, one of Japans favorite fall foods, arrives just as we enter the month of Halloween.
The Japan-exclusive dessert drink is topped with a traditional snack that’s been loved by Japanese people for generations.
The crunch doesn’t just come from the ice in this dessert drink made with traditional Japanese imo kempi sweets.
Starbucks amps up both the Japanese and American elements, and makes us fall in love with green tea Frappuccinos all over again.
We’ll show you how to order off the menu at Starbucks to create a mind-blowingly delicious frappucino that tastes like a cheesecake-based Tiramisu.
We’ve all grown to expect seriously enticing beverage offerings from Starbucks by now, haven’t we? Some of them even had customers forming long lines and selling out by noon, like the fresh banana Frappuccinos that they sold for a limited time earlier this year.
Well, according to buzz on the Japanese Internet, it seems Starbucks has done it again with another sweet-sounding Frappuccino, this one combining two already very popular ingredients: granola and honey. But this time, the tempting drink is only available in one area of Tokyo, the Roppongi Hills complex, which meant only one thing — we had to head off to Roppongi and try their new creation ourselves!