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The Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino Comes in Two Options

The Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino is a limited-edition take on the brand's signature blended coffee beverage that's crafted with indulgence in mind to help customers treat themselves. The drink comes in two options including the the original Opera Frappuccino alongside the White Opera Frappuccino, which are both said to contain a hint of coffee and almond flavors in the base mix. The original version is paired with dark chocolate notes, while the white version boasts white chocolate flavors to make both beverages indulgent yet different to suit varying taste preferences.

The Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino is inspired by the classic opera cake confection to make it a must-try amongst avid baked good fans alike. The drink will be on the menu starting January 17 through February 14, 2024.
Trend Themes
1. Layered Cake-inspired Coffees - The Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino is a limited-edition take on the brand's signature blended coffee beverage that's crafted with indulgence in mind to help customers treat themselves.
2. Variety in Flavored Options - The Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino comes in two options including the original Opera Frappuccino and the White Opera Frappuccino, both containing different flavors to suit varying taste preferences.
3. Influence of Baked Goods - The Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino is inspired by the classic opera cake confection to make it a must-try amongst avid baked good fans alike.
Industry Implications
1. Coffee Retail - The Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino introduces a limited-edition blended coffee beverage, providing coffee retail industry an opportunity to offer indulgent options.
2. Flavor Development - The variety in flavors of the Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino presents an opportunity for flavor development within the beverage industry.
3. Bakery - The influence of classic opera cake in the Starbucks Japan Opera Frappuccino highlights the potential for collaboration between the coffee and bakery industries.

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