As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, Starbucks has unveiled a delightful new flavor just in time for fall: the Toasted Graham Latte. This seasonal treat combines the comforting essence of graham and sweet cream with velvety steamed milk and Starbucks’ signature espresso, all topped with a sprinkle of cinnamon graham crumbles. It’s the perfect way to embrace the season.
Now, I know the Pumpkin Spice Latte has long held its throne, but let’s face it—it’s become a bit overhyped. The excitement surrounding pumpkin spice has led to an avalanche of pumpkin-flavored products, and many have started to turn away from the classic PSL. If you’re like my friend Lisa, though, you may still be fiercely loyal to your beloved PSL, exclaiming, “How could you betray me with this new drink?”
However, the Toasted Graham Latte is not just another seasonal flavor; it offers a lighter alternative. A standard PSL clocks in at around 420 calories and 18 grams of fat (yikes, right?), while the Toasted Graham Latte provides a more reasonable 340 calories and 13 grams of fat. If you prefer a lighter option, opting for low-fat milk reduces those stats even further to 300 calories and 9 grams of fat. Plus, this drink is less sweet than its pumpkin counterpart, allowing the coffee flavor to shine through more.
Imagine this: you take a break from the hustle of parenting, drive to Target, and sip on a Toasted Graham Latte while leisurely shopping by yourself. Sounds blissful, doesn’t it?
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In summary, the Starbucks Toasted Graham Latte is not just a drink; it’s a delightful experience that captures the essence of fall while providing a lighter, coffee-forward alternative to the PSL. So, why not give it a try?