‘That time again’ Starbucks fans are beaming as the £1.50 favorite returns to Sainsbury’s
SHOPPERS are rushing to Sainsbury’s eager to stock up as a fan favorite purchase is back on shelves.
And it only means one thing: Christmas is coming. Yes, you heard that right.
Starbucks fans are going crazy now that the £1.50 purchase is back in stores – and if you’re a fan of the coffee chain’s Christmas drinks, prepare to be overjoyed.
One savvy shopper was left beaming as she browsed her local Sainsbury’s when she noticed toffee nut latte sachets were now on sale.
So if you’re obsessed with Starbucks’ Christmas drink, which usually hits stores in early November and is available until the end of the year, and you want to be able to drink it all year round, then you need to head to Sainsbury’s and stock up in.
Coffee lover Donna Mcelhinney took to social media to show off her cheap find, leaving many very impressed.
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Post on Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK groupa private Facebook group with 2.5 million members, Donna shared a get it of the bags and wrote: “They’re back.”
She also added: “Sainsbury’s on Nectar card.”
The limited edition toffee nut latte sachets normally cost £2 per pack.
However, if you shop at Sainsbury’s and have a Nectar card, you can buy a box of these rich and buttery Starbucks buys for just £1.50, saving you 50p.
The premium instant pouches are a seasonal favorite that you can prepare at home using the same high-quality Arabica beans as Starbucks.
All you have to do is add boiling water, stir well and enjoy your festive drink, without leaving your home.
Donna’s post has clearly made an impression on many, as it was only shared 13 hours ago, but has quickly racked up piles of comments from many excited Starbucks fans.
One person said: “I’ll have to keep an eye on them this week.”
When will winter favorites return to Starbucks cafes?
WHEN will our favorite holiday drinks and snacks return to Starbucks cafes?
The date to remember: November 1, mark your calendar! This is the day when Starbucks in the UK typically reintroduces their beloved winter drinks and treats.
Seasonal delicacies:
Peppermint Mocha: A festive mix of espresso, steamed milk, mocha sauce and peppermint flavored syrup, topped with whipped cream and dark chocolate curls.
Toffee nut latte: A comforting blend of rich, buttery toffee nut syrup, espresso and steamed milk, topped with whipped cream and toffee nut sprinkles.
Gingerbread Latte: A nostalgic mix of gingerbread syrup, espresso and steamed milk, topped with whipped cream and a light dusting of ground nutmeg.
Tasty treats:
Festive paninis: Enjoy seasonal fillings such as turkey and cranberry or brie and cranberry.
Christmas cake: Enjoy traditional spiced fruit cake, often decorated with marzipan and icing.
Pro tip: Early Bird benefits: Starbucks Rewards members often get early access to these festive favorites, so be sure to sign up for the program so you can enjoy your treats first!
Another said: “These are luscious!”
A third commented: “I need some.”
My favorite time of year when toffee nut is back at Starbies!
Facebook user
Meanwhile, a coffee lover tagged a friend and beamed: “Stop that now, I’ll get some tomorrow.”
Not only this, but many Starbucks fans were thrilled to see the toffee nut latte sachets back on shelves and admitted they were excited about this time of year.
One customer beamed: “My favorite time of year when toffee nuts are back at Starbies!”
A second shopper wrote: “That time again.”
While one Sainsbury’s fan explained: “I’ve already bought three packs.”
5 things you didn’t know about Starbucks
The name is inspired by a book
Co-founders Gordon Bowker, Jerry Baldwin and Zev Siegl opened the first Starbucks in Seattle on March 30, 1971. The name was inspired by author Herman Melville’s famous novel, Moby-Dick – Starbuck was the name of the first mate on the ship , the Pequod.
It has its own coffee farm
Hacienda Alsacia, purchased in 2013, is a 240-acre coffee farm in Costa Rica. Customers cannot visit, but they can take a virtual tour.
Different apron colors
Have you ever noticed that some Starbucks employees wore different colored aprons? Green, Black, Red and there are also a few special editions.
Before there were Sharpie pens
Starbucks is known for letting you write your name on your drinking cup, but before this idea became a reality, the position of a cup on the bar told the barista how to make the drink. Upside down for decaf!
Millions of fans, millions of drinks
US Starbucks stores will sell approximately 5 million drinks daily by 2024, with Caramel Macchiato currently the best-selling.