

Please also consult with your physician, registered dietitian or other health professional if you have questions or concerns about potential allergens. We encourage all customers with food allergies to notify our baristas or manager on duty of any known allergies so that we can take any additional steps to protect our customers as best as possible.

Some of our pastry items and beverage ingredients may also be processed by our suppliers in conditions where common allergens are present. However, because common allergens are handled openly in our stores and our hand-crafted beverages and pastry items are prepared, served, and stored using shared equipment, we advise that factors outside of our reasonable control may cause cross-contamination to occur and cannot guarantee that all items served are allergen-free. It is PJ's goal to create a safe and memorable experience for all customers, so we ensure that our baristas our well-trained in keeping ingredients separate and that our stores utilize quality cleaning and disinfecting practices. PJ's Coffee serves a wide variety of coffee beverages, as well as organic tea and fresh breakfast pastries and desserts, which may contain or come into contact with common allergens, such as dairy, eggs, wheat, soybeans, tree nuts, and peanuts. I could only handle about four sips.Īll in all, probably a better option to stick to the sunnier portions of the Starbucks menu.Be sure to check out our Single Serve Cups, Tea, Gift Packages, and Accessories. If the caramel drink was a puffy, smothering cumulonimbus, this was a lightning-riddled thunder cloud. The flavors all seemed to conflict with one another: sweet and bitter, sharp and smooth, watery and creamy. The cinnamon variety, on the other hand, should only be consumed if you’re atoning for a dark and unspeakable sin. STEP 04 Pour in Starbucks ® espresso shots.

STEP 03 Fill glass with ice to ½ inch below rim.
SATRBUCKS CLOUD CARAMEL MACCHIATO HOW TO
My body felt like a Milky Way for a solid hour after I guzzled the sugary, slightly tangy drink, but it was a least drinkable. 1 serving + HOW TO MAKE Iced Caramel Macchiato STEP 01 Place vanilla syrup in a glass. If you’ve ever wondered what an apple feels like when it’s dipped into a vat of bubbling liquid to give it a thick, caramel coating, you’ll want to give it a try. The iced caramel cloud macchiato was the definitely the safer option. Its appearance looked pretty similar to an old, boring Frappuccino. In the drinks I ordered, it remained separate from the espresso for just a few minutes before it all mixed together. The drink was inspired by a Spanish drink called leche merengada or “merengue milk” and the company was hoping to replicate a meringue-like texture with the new foam. The “cloud” that hovers over the brown sugar water at the base like a syrupy embodiment of chronic depression is made with egg-white powder. There are two available flavors: caramel and cinnamon, which would more accurately be described as “Liquid Werther’s Original” and “Iced Chaotic Evil."

The cloud macchiato comes in iced and hot varieties, though the big marketing push is behind the iced option. (Clearly, this was a new menu item.) I had stopped by my local Starbucks to try the recently-introduced drink option that the company is hoping will fill the frap-shaped hole in many a customer’s heart as they move away from the Frappuccino. The Starbucks barista sighed, returned to the back counter, picked up an ingredient list and got to work on the second cloud macchiato I ordered.
