#Starburst drink starbucks full
#Starburst drink starbucks free

#Starburst drink starbucks free

Pinch of xanthan gum (helps avoid separation)Īnother option is to use sugar free vanilla syrup instead of the sweetener.

#Starburst drink starbucks full

¼ cup full fat coconut milk or heavy cream Original Pink Drink - this is the closest to the one you buy at Starbucks.ġ Celestial Seasonings Raspberry Zinger tea bagĢ tablespoon Trim Healthy Mama Gentle Sweet ( or my sweetener blend )ġ cup cold water + ice cubes to equal 1 ½ cups ice water You need to brew some tea, add sweetener, coconut milk, and strawberries, and cool it with ice. I have a few different options for this easy Keto Pink Drink so you can make it to your preference! The 1 ½ tablespoon of full-fat coconut milk has 5 grams of fat which keeps it in Fuel Pull territory. Then I was thinking how nice this would be as a FP for the Trim Healthy Mama diet so I made one more variety. So I went back to the kitchen to make a Starbucks pink drink recipe that was more drink than a smoothie. My first attempt looked a lot thicker than the Starbucks photos.

To make my own I just went with the strawberry coconut combination and played around. The official (or unofficial) Starbucks Pink Drink is full of sugar. I still prefer my homemade dairy free versions but it's nice to be able to order one when out as well. Just ask for iced passion tea with no sugar, sugar free vanilla syrup, heavy cream, and ice. Update! You can actually order a Starbucks Keto Pink Drink nowadays. So I made up my own copycat in this Keto Pink Drink Recipe! The Refreshers have sugar and so does the coconut milk Starbucks uses. It is a Strawberry Acai Refresher combined with vanilla syrup, coconut milk, and chunks of fresh strawberries. If you are on social media at all chances are you've seen photos floating around of the Starbuck's secret menu 'Pink Drink.' I've been drooling over them for days. What is a Starbucks Pink Drink? Is a Pink Drink Keto? In 2018, for example, a YouTuber did this 'experiment' using plastic Starbucks cups that the coffee chain uses for its cold beverages.By subscribing, I consent to receiving emails. These videos actually use tricks (some cups may be pre-filled with liquid) or deceptive camera techniques (cups may be switched when they are moved out of frame) to make it appear as though customers are getting the same amount of liquid, no matter what size of cup they order. These videos do not show any type of 'scam,' or prove that different sized cups at fast-food restaurants or Starbucks actually contain the same amount of liquid. In 2017, another version of the prank focused on the Jack in the Box restaurant chain.

We first debunked the prank in 2020, after a video went viral on TikTok that supposedly showed how the small, medium, and large cup sizes at McDonald’s hold the same amount of liquid. This video is just the latest iteration of an internet prank that has been going around since at least 2016. How? Well, this isn't the first time we've seen someone claim that different sized cups hold identical amounts of liquid. While we're not entirely sure how the video above was created - our best guess is that the larger cup (B) had a false bottom to take up some volume space - we can say for certain that this video does not accurately represent the amount of liquid in two different sized Starbucks cups. The various cup sizes at Starbucks do not hold the same amount of liquid.