Starbucks recently announced that it will offer three limited-edition Valentine's Day drinks from now until February 14th. Instead of picking up a boring box of chocolates, this temporary menu allows consumers to indulge in something even sweeter.
The Valentine's Day menu consist of three limited-edition beverages that put a romantic spin on some of Starbucks' most delicious chocolate concoctions. The first of the Valentine's Day beverages is the Molten Chocolate Latte, which consists of espresso made with melted chocolate chips and steamed milk infused with bittersweet mocha sauce. The second of the limited-edition drinks is the Molten Chocolate Frappuccino, which is made from coffee, chocolate chips, mocha sauce, milk and ice. Finally, the Molten Hot Chocolate is made from steamed milk that is infused with chocolate chips and bittersweet mocha sauce. Each of these drinks is topped with mocha-based whipped cream and an espresso-mocha drizzle.
The new menu is perfect for chocolate-loving foodies who are looking for an unexpected treat.
Temporary Valentine's Day Menus
This Chain is Offering Limited-Edition Valentine's Day Beverages
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