Starbucks added other favorites returning to its menus, including: - Pumpkin cream cold brew - Apple crisp macchiato - Apple crisp oatmilk macchiato
Starbucks fans, rejoice. The company's favorite fall beverage, pumpkin spice latte, is returning this week.
On Monday, Starbucks announced that the drink would be available at stores nationwide beginning Tuesday. According to the coffee giant, this marks the 19th year of the famous drink, which combines the company's signature espresso and includes steamed milk, cinnamon, nutmeg, and a pumpkin clove topped with whipped cream and pumpkin pie spices.According to CNN, the drink price, which comes hot, iced, or blended, will increase by 4% compared to last year.CNN reported the cost increase is due to inflation, which has caused many companies to raise prices to keep up with supply costs.
Starbucks added other favorites returning to its menus, including the pumpkin cream cold brew, apple crisp macchiato, and apple crisp oatmilk macchiato.
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