13 Times @themacrobarista Saved My Morning And My Summer Bod
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13 Times '@themacrobarista' Saved My Morning

Craving a sugary caramel macchiato before class while trying to achieve your summer bod? @themacrobarista on Insta has your remedy!

allisoncavanagh
Feb 19, 2019
Pennsylvania State University
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13 Times '@themacrobarista' Saved My Morning
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We've all been there...Starbucks addicts who know we're paying the price for the drinks we choose on our hips. What if I told you that you could drink all the pumpkin spice lattes and caramel macchiatos you wanted...but guilt-free?

Here are 13 ways to order modified Starbucks drinks that will save your morning and save you some cals (brought to you be @themacrobarista):

1. Iced Caramel Macchiato

Venti Cold Brew

1 pump caramel syrup

4 pumps of sugar free vanilla syrup

Light cream

Light caramel drizzle

Disclaimer: this one is my favorite and definitely my 'go-to' in the morning!

2. Pink Drink

Venti Passion Tango iced tea (unsweetened)

Ask for strawberry infusion

Light coconut milk

1 scoop of strawberries

2 Stevia/Splenda

3. Cinnamon Shortbread Latte

Grande Blonde cafe Misto

1 pump brown butter shortbread syrup

2 pumps sugar free vanilla syrup

Steamed almond milk

Add cinnamon powder on top

4. Iced Mocha

Grande Cold Foam Cold Brew

1 pump skinny mocha sauce

2 pumps sugar free vanilla

Ask for Cold Foam made with sugar free vanilla

Light cream

5. Vanilla Green Tea Latte

Grande Iced Green Tea Latte

Substitute almond milk

1 scoop of Matcha

3 pumps sugar free vanilla

MIX IT UP and enjoy!

6. Caramel Iced Coffee

Grande unsweetened iced coffee

1 pump caramel syrup

3 pumps sugar free vanilla

Light cream

7. Coffee Frappuccino

Grande Coffee LIGHT Frappuccino

One extra pump of Frappuccino roast (adds 50 cents--optional)

Almond milk

2 pumps Frappuccino base syrup

One Stevia/Splenda

8. Blonde Vanilla Cappuccino

Grande Blonde cappuccino

Substitute almond milk

Sugar free vanilla syrup

1 Stevia/Splenda

Optional: light caramel drizzle

9. Iced Chai Tea Latte

Grande Iced Chai Tea Latte

2.5 pumps of chai

Substitute coconut milk

LIGHT water (this requires water, but it normally doesn't get water)

Two Splenda (optional)

10. Iced Salted Caramel Mocha

Grande Cold Brew

1 pump sugar free vanilla

1.5 pumps of toffee nut

1 pump skinny mocha

Light cream

11. Peppermint Mocha

Tall Americano (in a Grande cup)

1 pump of mocha

1 pump of peppermint

Steamed almond milk

1-2 Stevia/Splenda

12. Pumpkin Spice Latte 

Tall Blonde Americano (in Grande cup)

1 pump of pumpkin sauce

3 pumps sugar free vanilla

Steamed almond milk

XTRA pumpkin spice topping ;)

13. Caramel Brûlée Latte

Grande Americano (only 2 shots)

2 pumps of caramel brûlée syrup

2 pumps sugar free vanilla

Steamed coconut milk (half water/half milk)

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