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Starbucks touts Christmas drink for a limited time

Starbucks Offering Festive Holiday Drink for Limited Time
By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Dec 8, 2017

Starbucks is getting into the Christmas spirit with a festive drink just in time for the holidays.

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The chain is offering Christmas Tree Frappuccinos while supplies last, Travel+Leisure reported.

The sweet, minty drinks resemble a Christmas tree with all the trimmings, with green whipped cream and sugar-laden ornaments. The drink has a peppermint and mocha cream base, while the whipped cream is mixed with matcha powder, Travel+Leisure reported.

The drink also contains a caramel drizzle, candied cranberries that serve as ornaments and a strawberry to “top” the tree.

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