You probably won't be enjoying a tea ceremony in the middle of Starbucks, but you can taste the ceremonial tea leaves with ...

Before the switch, Starbucks matcha powder was already sweetened with a whopping 29 grams of sugar, preventing customers from deciding how sweet they wanted their drink. Now, the coffee shop's ...

According to Leak, Starbucks plans to change its matcha powder and drop new drinks in the new year. Want more food knowledge? Sign up to our free newsletter where we're helping thousands of ...

Without sweetener, one has to wonder if Starbucks will be getting its matcha powder from another source. Currently, the type of matcha Starbucks uses comes (broadly) from Korea, Japan, and China.

Combining quality ingredients with a luxurious look, Dubai's chocolate bar became a darling of the internet. It even inspired ...

Additionally, Starbucks has altered its matcha powder to now be sweetened with classic syrup in response to a popular customer request for the ability to adjust the level of sweetness in its ...

Assortment vary per store. Starting on Friday, Starbucks will also offer a new, unsweetened matcha powder. Guests will have the opportunity to add classic syrup to their matcha drinks, if they'd ...

As a matcha lover, I was eager to get this off-the-menu latte and see whether it’s really worth the viral status. I recently tried Starbucks’ Pistachio Latte for the first time, and wasn’t a ...