Starbucks iced mocha Iced Caff è Mocha
Starbucks iced mocha Iced Caff è Mocha
Pour mellow, delicious cocoa syrup, milk and espresso on top of ice. This drink is perfect, not only cool and refreshing, but also with the delicate aroma of chocolate.
What else can you drink? Espresso, slightly sweet mocha sauce on ice, with rich flavor of whipped cream, not bad. But the question is, what should we call it? Coffee or dessert? That's a problem. Source: www.starbucks.cn, the official website of Starbucks
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Starbucks iced latte Iced Caff è Latte
Starbucks iced latte Iced Caff Latte pours milk and espresso on top of the ice. The palate is smooth and refreshing. Summer is coming, but who says you can't drink your favorite coffee at this time? We can always relax by tasting a full-bodied cup of frozen espresso with milk. Source: www.starbucks.cn, the official website of Starbucks
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Starbucks iced American coffee Iced Caff è Americano
Starbucks iced American coffee Iced Caff Americano if you are tired of traditional iced coffee, try coffee made from Starbucks espresso and iced water. The concentration of our frozen special coffee is similar to that of our regular iced coffee, but the flavor is different (the latter is sweeter). Frozen special coffee is a mixture of classic espresso and ice water. What you like.
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