Ah, spring time. When the flowers bloom, and the sun is shining brightly in the sky, and hibernating animals wake up from their slumber. Unless, of course, you live in Southeast Asia where our seasons are either dry, hot, or wet. In that case, spring time is the hottest time of the year, so we'll be dying in the heat and wiping sweat off our brows.
Nevertheless, Malaysians can still enjoy the pleasantries that come with the idea of spring time.
For people who need coffee, and can't function without it (yeah, we're looking at you), you'll be glad to know you have some new flavors to try out on your next visit to Starbucks.
In conjunction with spring, Starbucks Malaysia will have two new drinks: The Cocoa Cloud Macchiato and the Salted Caramel Frappuccino. Both drinks start at RM18 each.
Joining them is a returning favorite, the Salted Caramel Cloud Macchiato (RM18+).
If you'd love yourself a fancy cup to come with your drinks, Starbucks has also released their Dream and Bloom merchandise collection. The collection comes in hues of pink and lilac to celebrate the flourishing cherry blossom flowers during the season of spring.
I've acquired the coffee, but I need the food.
Treat yourself to some of their desserts! Two new desserts have been added to the treat case: Their Raspberry Ribbon Cream Croissant (RM7.90) and their Chocolate Feuilletine Cake (RM15.90).
And lastly, if you're an avid card collector whose appetite for unique cards can rarely be satiated, of course there's a seasonal Starbucks card for you to get your hands on.
The floral and vibrant design that is the Spring Seasonal 2022 Starbucks Card can be activated with a minimum of RM30.
And for the ones who love sakura patterns, the Cherry Blossom 2022 Starbucks Card is available for you, with a minimum activation of RM80.
To find out more, visit Starbucks Malaysia's official website, and get your spring vibe on.
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