Starbucks Discoveries Caramel Latte Reviews

Starbucks Discoveries Caramel Latte Coffee

Product Type: Starbucks Coffee

Newest Review: ... really like the both the iced caramel lattes and the caramel coffee frappuccinos from Starbucks, and so I thought that I'd ... more

 ... try to make my own at home versions of these with these little pots. If you want to just have this as a drink to go on its own then just give it a good shake and use the little straw which it comes with to puncture the foil on the top of the carton and it's good to go. I haven't drank these on their own but I have made fairly passable iced caramel lattes and more than passable caramel coffee frappuccinos with them. To make this little pot into an iced latte just fill a glass with ice and pur the little pot of cold carm...more

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europe-chick
Starbucks Discoveries Caramel Latte: make your own Starbucks iced drinks with these (518 words)
by - written on 16/02/12 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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I'm a HUGE Starbucks fan, and I do spend an awful lot in there. I do also try and replicate the drinks at home because as much as I love Starbucks drinks I do think that they are overpriced. I spotted these little caramel lattes in the chiller section in Waitrose and I thought that I'd give them a try. They are quite small, at just 220ml, but I guess that the price reflects this, they vary between £1.00 - £1.50 depending on the supermarket and any special offers on at the time. It's basically a Starbucks cold caramel latte, and it says that it's made with Starbucks fairtrade certified espresso roast just like the drinks in the stores. The caramel ...  Read the complete review

antoniarose
Starbucks Discoveries Qandi Caramel Latte (494 words)
by - written on 17/02/11 (Very useful, 239 readings)
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Recently, I saw this Starbucks Discoveries Caramel Latte in Tesco's and though i'd give it a try - the others in the delicious Starbucks range of cold coffees are yummy, so I thought why not. And I wasn't let down! Firstly, for around £1.49 in supermarkets (Tesco's and Morrisons) it is a bargain compared to buying a coffee from the actual Starbucks which can see you paying upwards of £3. In this economic climate this most certainly is an advantage! These moreish drinks are also available in Starbucks stores for around £2.30. Following the design of the other ready-to-go coffees in the range the drink comes in a take-away cup with an extendable ...  Read the complete review

mrshez
Starbucks Discoveries Caramel Latte: Mmmm Caramel!......... Without The Rabbit....... (559 words)
by - written on 26/01/11 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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I have visited a few Starbucks in my time and I am rather partial to their lovely Mocha coffees but have never really been tempted to try the iced coffees that they serve. Due to a job, husband, three kids and a house to run after my trips to Starbucks have dwindled to almost nothing and when I noticed the Starbucks logo in my local store like the magpie that I am I went straight for it and was slightly disappointed to realise that it was an iced coffee but rather than walk away I thought it's the closest that I will get so I bought it! The coffee is called Discoveries, Qandi - Latte Caramel Flavour and comes in a plastic cup with the usual white ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Should have been called sublime from Starbucks! (481 words)
by - written on 30/09/10 (Very useful, 163 readings)
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I absolutely love Starbucks coffee and was excited when I saw a couple of flavours of ready made coffee retailing at £1.49 a drink in my local Asda store (since then I have seen these in numerous supermarkets by the way including Sainsbury's and Morrison's) and I purchase them regularly from anywhere I can get my hands on them and I have a few pennies spare! I couldn't wait to try out the caramel flavour one when I spotted it and since drinking the first one I tried late one night I usually have a couple of these in my fridge (I'm drinking one now whilst I am writing this review actually lol!). The Packaging: 220ml cup with a white ...  Read the complete review

tigger1992
Starbucks Discoveries Caramel Latte: It's not Starbucks, it's Mine! (525 words)
by - written on 21/09/10, updated on  21/09/10 (Very useful, 172 readings)
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Starbucks Discoveries Caramel Latte I saw this in morrisons about a month ago I think and I got one then and I got another one of these yesterday in morrisons where they are on offer for £1 each. They have this one and the seattle one too. *About the product* It comes in a starbucks plastic container and it has a silver foil lid. It has a green straw too (on the picture) which at first looks really small and useless but it extends to the size of a normal straw. It is 220ml or 7.74 fl oz. It is made in denmark and it uses fair trade arabica coffee which is great! It does say on the side 'enjoy cold' but I don't like cold coffee so I ...  Read the complete review

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