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The Starbucks Menu Addition We’ve Been Waiting For is FINALLY Here

Starbucks has coconut milk, it has soy milk…but what about almond milk? Sure our non-dairy needs have technically been met, but since almond milk is basically the Beyoncé of all dairy substitutes we were thrilled to hear Starbs announcement that they’re stepping up their game. According to Refinery29, customers have been pouring in requests on My Starbucks Idea demanding that almond milk be an option, so starting on Sept. 6, almond milk will be an option at 4,600 locations. 


While you’re probably already thinking about whether to order Silk or Blue Diamond in your mocha, the almond milk itself will actually be a new, original concoction—No name brands at our beloved ‘Bux! For 60 extra cents you’re going to get an almond milk crafted to taste amazing with Starbucks drinks. “We created our own almondmilk recipe to complement our hot, iced and Frappuccino® blended beverages. It was designed so that when steamed, it creates a rich foam for hot beverages and is delicious and creamy when served in cold beverages,” Yoke Wong, manager of the Starbucks Research and Development team, said in a press release.

Your iced skinny vanilla latte just got a whole lot tastier. If you’re worried that the new almond milk option won’t be available at a store near you, don’t worry too much because it’s likely to be nationwide by the end of November. Happy sipping!

Gina was formerly the Beauty & Culture Editor at Her Campus, where she oversaw content and strategy for the site's key verticals. She was also the person behind @HerCampusBeauty, and all those other glowy selfies you faved. She got her start in digital media as a Campus Correspondent at HC Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, where she graduated in 2017 with degrees in English and Theater. Now, Gina is an LA-based writer and editor, and you can regularly find her wearing a face mask in bed and scrolling through TikTok.