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Starbucks Ireland are launching their most notiony coffee yet

They’ve officially lost the plot.

Jan 27th 2016, 1:41 PM 9,131 Views 7 Comments

STARBUCKS HAVE ANNOUNCED two new menu items, and they sound as NOTIONY.

CZocSA_WAAAecuz Source: Starbucks

The first is the Burnt Caramel Latte. Doesn’t sound so bad, right? Once the milk isn’t burned. A quick search would have us believe that it tastes a bit like a creme brulee.

Acceptable.

But what’s the latter?

A PISTACHIO AND ROSE MOCHA.

PISTACHIO

pistachio Source: Vaporgod

ROSE

#rose Source: sukhanova_kseniya

COFFEE

#morning #coffee #exetastiki #mood Source: sofsthm

MOCHA

warm-mocha-sauce Source: Sierrasurvival

Even though I'm a bit of a Starbucks freak I don't think I'll be indulging in a pistachio and rose mocha. It's #coffee people!
— no Grace Kelly ♓️ ✨🌊 (@nogracekelly) January 26, 2016

Source: no Grace Kelly/Twitter

It supposedly tastes like chemically ” fabricated cherries” and a “Turkish delight in a cup”.

And hold on… people are actually enjoying it

@StarbucksUK Enjoying my Pistachio and Rose Mocha. I couldn't wait to try it so the cream was originally lots higher pic.twitter.com/SvMAY6q0gv
— Suzie Huntington (@spottyladybird) January 26, 2016

Source: Suzie Huntington/Twitter

#starbucks' new pistachio and rose mocha :') pic.twitter.com/POTjAvy1U7
— H∆RVIE (@justharv) January 26, 2016

Source: harviekevin/Twitter

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Starbucks Ireland are launching their most notiony coffee yet