> At a Glance
> – Starbucks just launched three Refreshers Concentrates and three Sweet Cream Enhancers for at-home drinks.
> – The 32-oz. concentrates yield five 12-oz. servings with 35-40 mg caffeine each.
> – Why it matters: Fans can now replicate popular café flavors at home for about $14 a bottle.
Starbucks fans can skip the café line. The chain’s new grocery-aisle concentrates and creamers hit shelves nationwide this week, bringing signature drinks to kitchen counters.
What’s New: Refreshers Concentrates
Each 32-oz. bottle mixes 1:1 with water, lemonade, or coconut milk over ice. Flavors include:
- Strawberry Açaí
- Mango Dragonfruit
- Lime Watermelon (grocery-only exclusive)
One bottle makes five servings; blend with ice for a DIY version of the 2023 Blended Refreshers.
Sweet Cream Enhancers
The 24-oz. bottles come in:
- Vanilla Inspired Sweet Cream
- Brown Sugar Inspired Sweet Cream
- White Chocolate Macadamia Inspired Sweet Cream
Use cold or hot, straight as creamer or frothed into cold foam.
In-Store Winter Additions
Starting January 6, cafés also added:
- Caramel Protein Matcha & Caramel Protein Latte (made with Protein-Boosted Milk)
- Returning Pistachio Latte and Pistachio Cream Cold Brew
- New Pistachio Cortado (three blonde ristretto shots + steamed milk)
- Viral Iced Dubai Chocolate Matcha & Iced Dubai Chocolate Mocha topped with pistachio cold foam and brown-butter sprinkles
Key Takeaways
- Six at-home products land in grocery stores now.
- Refreshers Concentrates cost $14 per 32-oz. bottle.
- Sweet Cream Enhancers double as creamer or frothy cold foam.
- Café winter menu adds protein drinks and pistachio-themed options.
Stock up on concentrates and creamers to craft café-style drinks without leaving home.
