You can make Starbucks coffee at home.
1. In a small bowl, combine equal parts warm water and sweetened cocoa powder.
In a small bowl, put equal portions of warm water and sweet cocoa powder.
2. Stir until it forms a smooth syrup.
Stir into pulp
3. Pour 2 Tbsp. Of the syrup into an 8 oz. Cup.
Scoop 2 tablespoons of pulp into an 8-ounce cup
4. Add a shot (1 oz.) Of espresso or double-strength, dark-roasted coffee. (To brew double-strength coffee, use 4 Tbsp. Of ground coffee for every 6 oz. Of water.)
Add an ounce of charcoal roasted coffee, or espresso (if you want to make stronger coffee, add 4 tablespoons of coffee powder and 6 ounces of water for a stronger flavor)
5. Fill the rest of your cup with steamed milk. (If you don't have a milk steamer, heat milk on the stove to between 140and 160 degrees.)
Fill the cup with steamed milk. If you don't have a milk steamer, boil the milk in a small pot at a temperature of 140-160 degrees.
6. Top with whipped cream and enjoy!
Add some cream to the coffee. OK, a cup of hot Starbucks coffee, please enjoy it!
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