The London Fog Latte is made with earl grey tea, vanilla syrup, and milk. This tropical drink is made with matcha green tea, pineapple, ginger, and coconut milk so it's already a-okay for vegans. To ensure it's vegan, opt almond or coconut milk and ask for no whipped topping. You can never go wrong with an Iced Matcha Green Tea Latte.
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The Golden Ginger beverage is made with coconut milk plus ginger, pineapple, and turmeric flavors. Flat WhiteĪs is the rule of thumb, just sub out the dairy for your choice of non-dairy soy, almond, or coconut milk. The Coconut Milk Latte starts with a Starbucks Blonde Espresso, then has a gorgeous sugar flourish on top.
When coconut milk came to Starbucks, it was a glorious day for the plant-based populace. Just be sure to ask for no whipped cream. This sweet treat of a drink is made of espresso, cinnamon dolce syrup (which is already vegan), and steamed milk, which you can sub for nondairy milk. Caramel MacchiatoĪ Caramel Macchiato needs a little customization to make it plant-based, but simply ask for a substitute of either soy, almond, or coconut milk and no caramel drizzle. There are moments that call for a classic latte, and as long as you ask for soy, almond, or coconut milk, yours will be vegan. Blended Strawberry Lemonadeįor those who prefer something fruity over bitter, the Blended Strawberry Lemonade is made with just lemonade and strawberry puree. The Americano has that strong coffee flavor that some love, and with only two ingredients (espresso and hot water), vegans can enjoy it no problem. Play icon The triangle icon that indicates to play Americano Keep in mind that there are some ingredients that cannot be swapped and aren't vegan friendly, so stay away from anything that includes pumpkin spice (sorry, PSL lovers), white mocha, caramel brûlée, and chai latte. Then, take a peek at the ingredient list and hold any whipped cream, java chips, protein powder, caramel drizzle, and cinnamon dolce topping, as these all contain animal products of some kind. Generally, remember to replace any regular dairy with soy, almond, or coconut milks-all Starbucks locations have all three alternatives available. So you just started your vegan eating journey but still need your Starbucks fix in the morning? Or perhaps you've been on your plant-based grind for a while now, but have never been too sure what to order at your closest Starbs? Have no fear, because there are still quite a few options on the Starbucks menu that are already vegan-friendly, or can be made vegan with a few simple swaps.įor starters, there are some general rules of thumb to keep in mind when you're looking to order something from Starbucks that follows your plant-based dietary needs.
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