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Starbucks adds trio of new Frappuccino drinks to menu months after removing 9 others
Months after it removed nine different Frappuccino drinks from its menus, Starbucks is debuting a trio of new blended beverages starting Tuesday, July 8. The three offerings are part of the Strato Frappuccino line of drinks that were announced earlier this year.
Starbucks adding new Frappuccino drink to menu: Check out the flavors
The new Frappuccino will be available in three different flavors. The Strato Frappuccino Blended Beverages are layered with creamy cold foam and frappuccino to create a layered look. The Starbucks Artist Collaboration Series will also be returning to Starbucks' cafes.
Starbucks adds 3 new Strato Frappuccino drinks to the menu
Starbucks is launching three new frappuccino drinks just in time for the summer. The Strato Frappuccino Blended Beverages combine creamy cold foam and frappuccino to create a layered look. The trio of blended beverages include a salted caramel mocha, strawberry matcha and brown sugar. All three are available now.
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