Grab your Starbucks order and take a walk down memory lane. This ultra-sweet Starbucks hot chocolate was thick, luxurious, ...

Next, be sure to ask the barista to add cinnamon powder to the soy milk while ... and spices creates a drink resembling ...

Different outposts of the Seattle-based coffee chain offer unique drinks tailored to a regional clientele. And if you don't ...

Now that Starbucks doesn't charge extra for non-dairy milks, I tried my latte with 2%, soy, coconut, almond, and oat milk to ...

But you’ll want to choose your hot cocoa mix wisely after a Consumer Reports investigation found concerning levels of lead in ...

But don’t worry—you don’t need to give up your holiday treat. Consider hot chocolate as an occasional treat rather than a daily drink -- and stick to the recommended serving size on the package.

You can also look for brands below CR’s level of concern for lead, like Swiss Miss Milk Chocolate Flavor Hot Cocoa and Ghirardelli Premium Hot Cocoa Mix. Testing also found several brands of cinnamon ...

Obviously, everyone is supposed to hate Starbucks, particularly Australian coffee snobs ... from candied cherries and orange ...

There was no hint of chocolate powder and it had all been mixed through thoroughly while also still having some milk foam at ...

In its food and beverage trends report for 2025, Whole Foods Market highlights seaweed varieties such as sea moss and duck ...