Starbucks is moving into the Valentine’s Day spirit by limited-time drinks.
The coffeehouse chain stated Monday that Chocolate-Coated Strawberry Creme Frappuccino and Chocolate Hazelnut Cookie Chilly Brew drinks will go on sale at U.S. places beginning Tuesday in honor of the upcoming vacation.
The limited-time Chocolate-Coated Strawberry Creme Frappuccino consists of a “mix of strawberry puree, Frappuccino chips, milk and ice” on prime of a “splash of strawberry puree and completed with whipped cream and mocha drizzle,” Starbucks said.

An indication embellished with the Starbucks brand hangs close to the doorway to the Starbucks espresso store in Aspen, Colorado. (Robert Alexander/Getty Photos / Getty Photos)
In the meantime, for the Chocolate Hazelnut Cookie Cold Brew, clients can count on Starbucks chilly brew “sweetened with vanilla syrup and topped with silky, chocolatey hazelnut flavored cream chilly foam and chocolate cookie crumbles,” in accordance to the corporate.
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U.S. Starbucks shops will proceed to promote the 2 drinks “for a restricted time whereas provides final,” in accordance to the Seattle-based firm. Each beforehand appeared on Starbucks menus ahead of Valentine’s Day final 12 months.
Their reintroduction on Tuesday will coincide with the corporate’s deliberate rollout of its new Blackberry Sage Refresher, Blackberry Sage Lemonade Refresher and Midnight Drink.
These three drinks may also keep on Starbucks menus for a restricted time. Not like the frappuccino and chilly brew drinks, nonetheless, Canadian shops may also carry the new refreshers and Midnight Drink as well as to U.S. places, in accordance to the corporate.
The Midnight drink “options flavors of candy blackberries and sage with inexperienced espresso extract and blackberry inclusions blended with coconutmilk and shaken with ice,” in accordance to the corporate.
Starbucks famous the pair of Blackberry Sage refreshers mark the primary occasion of Refreshers pairing a “berry taste with an herb.”

Folks go by a Starbucks espresso store in Manhattan, New York, United States on Jan. 15, 2025. (Mostafa Bassim/Anadolu by way of Getty Photos / Getty Photos)
The corporate has plans to take a detailed have a look at its menu this 12 months.
“Within the coming months, you’ll see us start to optimize our menu choices, leading to roughly 30% discount in each drinks and meals SKUs by the tip of fiscal 12 months 2025,” CEO Brian Niccol stated in late January, including the corporate will “work to lead this market with breakthrough beverage and meals innovation” because it does that.
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“We’ll do that by being responsive to buyer tendencies and their altering preferences. We’ll depend on our highly-engaged inexperienced apron companions for inspiration like we did with our Lavender lineup final 12 months, and we’ll be extra accountable and tuned in to cultural moments like we did with the Dubai matcha,” he stated.
| Ticker | Safety | Final | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SBUX | STARBUCKS CORP. | 108.16 | +0.48 | +0.45% |
In late January, Starbucks carried out some adjustments on the espresso chain’s U.S. and Canadian places.

Starbucks Espresso signage is being pictured in Warsaw, Poland, on July 31, 2024. (Aleksander Kalka/NurPhoto by way of Getty Photos / Getty Photos)
They included the return of condiment bars in addition to baristas placing drinks ordered “for right here” in espresso mugs or glasses and offering free refills of sizzling brewed or iced espresso or sizzling or iced workforce for dine-in clients.
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Niccol detailed different adjustments the corporate is trying to make throughout the firm’s first-quarter earnings name in late January. One of these was “absolutely” introducing digital menu boards at U.S. company-owned shops over the subsequent year-and-a-half to “make our choices extra simply understood and to higher present customization add-ons,” he stated.
The corporate reported over 18,500 shops throughout North America and over 22,000 outdoors of that area as of late December, in accordance to its first-quarter earnings report.