Are you ready to chill out this summer? With record-high heat sweeping the country, keeping cool is a top priority. Thankfully, the new Iced Energy Beverages from Starbucks are here to make it easy to for you to keep it moving without breaking a sweat.
For the first time, the coffee chain is offering hand-crafted, sugar-free drinks combining sparkling fruit flavors and iced tea to give you a boost of refreshing goodness to get you through the warmest of days.
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The rollout includes two Iced Energy Beverage flavors for you to try:
The Melon Burst Iced Energy features refreshing melon and cucumber flavors balanced with bright Passion Tango tea, served over ice. At 180 milligrams, the caffeine content is similar to a grande (16 ounces) Starbucks Cold Brew.
The Tropical Citrus Iced Energy is for you if you’re a fan of passionfruit and citrus. These fruit favorites are blended with mint-tinted green tea—iced, of course. It’s 205 milligrams of caffeine—also about the same as the 16 ounce Cold Brew.
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Speaking of cold brew, Starbucks is also introducing two new Sweet Creams to its year-round menu: non-dairy Vanilla Sweet Cream and non-dairy Vanilla Sweet Cream cold foam. Try them in the following new beverages, available to order on the Starbucks app and in stores:
- Iced Non-Dairy Salted Caramel Cookie Matcha
- Non-Dairy Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew
- Cold Brew with Non-Dairy Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Foam
- Non-Dairy Chocolate Cream Cold Brew
- Non-Dairy Salted Caramel Cream Cold Brew
- Added to your Cold Brew drink of your choice
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If you’re hungry, Starbucks has you covered with two new anytime options—an Egg, Pesto, and Mozzarella Sandwich or a Blueberry Strudel Muffin. Both are permanent additions to the Starbucks food menu.
You can enjoy any of these (or other favorite) drinks in one of the new multi-colored cold cups or a bright, lime-green Stanley quencher, available while supplies last. Plus, the Starbucks Artist Collaboration series continues with cups designed by Ananya Rao-Middleton, a woman of color who uses her artwork to share her experiences as a traumatic brain injury survivor living with multiple sclerosis.
Try any of these new menu selections starting June 25, and if you’re a Rewards Member, take advantage of the Starbucks buy one share one offer from 12 to 6 p.m. local time—bring a friend to taste test with!