Even if you’ve got a soft spot for Japanese sweets, that doesn’t mean you can’t appreciate Western-style desserts too. For example, I’ve often said that "anko" (sweet red bean paste) makes everything better, but you could probably make the same argument for chocolate pudding.
So if you’ve got an internationalized palate, you’ll be happy to know that this week Starbucks Japan added an item to its menu that combines two things that are always welcome: matcha green tea and brownies. While the standard green tea Frappuccino has been a Starbucks Japan mainstay for years, you can now order a Chocolate Brownie Matcha Frappuccino, which mixes crumbled up bits of brownie into the blended cream beverage and adds even bigger chunks to its whipped cream topping.
While this isn’t the first time for Starbucks to offer the Chocolate Brownie Matcha Frappuccino, the drink has been absent from the chain for roughly the past two years. With absence having made their hearts grow fonder, fans rushed to the nearest branch of the coffee house to get their fix as soon as it made its triumphant return.
The Chocolate Brownie Matcha Frappuccino is priced at 550 yen for a tall size, and will be available until May 31.
Source: Fashion Press via Jin
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mukashiyokatta
Sugar water by any other name is still sugar water.
sensei258
Ever watch them make a frappuccino? It's just a splash of whatever-flaovred liquid in the bottom of the blender, topped with ice, then blended, with a squirt of whipped cream from a can. Essentially only a few cents worth of ingredients that they will sell to you for $5.
nath
Disgusting.
Kallikattu Sivarama Parthasarathy
The comments show that brutal uninhibited analysis will kill the joy of the connoisseur!
SenseNotSoCommon
...if diabetes doesn't get them first