Starbucks is giving us even more creamers for at-home coffee making magic
When it comes to enjoying delicious coffee drinks at home, Starbucks has been giving us plenty of options to make it easier for us to enjoy one of our favorite caffeinated beverages. And in an effort to give their fans even more options, they have expanded their line of at-home products to include two new flavors of non-dairy creamers.
With more people looking for plant-based options when it comes to their drinking and eating habits, it makes sense that Starbucks would deliver when it came to offering two very flavorful creamers. And with both creamers utilizing a mix of both almond milk and oat milk, you know you are getting a quality product to kick your coffee up a notch.
So what makes these non-dairy creamers even more decadent? How about the flavors that Starbucks opted to make with these two mixes.
Starbucks introduces two new non-dairy creamers
In a press release from Starbucks, we learned that the two flavors they are offering are Caramel and Hazelnut.
Up first, we have to start with the Caramel creamer, which is inspired by the Caramel Macchiato. This creamer uses hints of vanilla paired with a buttery and sweet caramel. And once you add this to your coffee, you know your day is made.
For the second creamer, the Hazelnut flavor, it was inspired by the Hazelnut Latte. Starbucks kept things very simple with this one, going with all the hazelnut to really make your home coffee creation taste like their traditional latte flavor.
According to Delish, these creamers are scheduled to hit stores in August, however, it seems that they are already starting to show up in some store locations. If you are lucky enough to get your hands on these creamers early, share it with the rest of us, so we can live vicariously through you until the official launch.
We are pretty excited by this new release, as we love how the company continues to expand their at home offerings. Plus, we are thrilled that they are giving us new flavors to enjoy that are non-dairy.
What do you think of this new release? Will you be trying either of these creamers? Tell us in the comments.