It may not be frothy, but this non-dairy whitener adds velvety richness to your coffee and goes a long way from it.
STARBUCKS ESPRESSO PLUS
Starbucks Dairy-Free Pumpkin Spice Creamer features a base of creamy oat milk and almond milk, plus favorite fall dessert flavors-pumpkin, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Instead of plain or slightly sweetened plant milk, you can pair your spice-packed coffee with a pumpkin-flavored creamer. Starbucks 2 Starbucks Non Dairy Pumpkin Flavor Bleach You can also soften any of these types of milk and pour it over the coffee for a more decadent drink. Check out our guide to Barista Milk for our recommendations on plant-based milks that go well with coffee and espresso. This pre-ground coffee features notes of pumpkin, cinnamon, and nutmeg, which pair well with a little brown sugar and a variety of your favorite dairy-free milk. It may not be a canned or bottled latte, but Starbucks Pumpkin Spice’s Spice-flavored coffee still delivers warm, comforting flavors in the cup. Starbucks 1 Starbucks coffee pumpkin spice flavor Here are your options for making vegan, caffeinated pumpkin spice drinks at home. It is also available as an iced latte.Īlthough vegan-friendly pumpkin spice latte options at coffee shops are limited, there are ways to get your fix at home, like flavored beans, canned lattes, and smoothies. We recommend having it with oat or soy milk – both have natural creaminess that complement fall drinks. The chain carries the Pacific Foods brand of almond, oat and soy milk. For now, the chain is one of several that still charge extra for plant-based milk. Since there is no whipped cream, all you have to do is order a vegan milk. The drink is topped with a sprinkle of warm baking spices. It’s made with espresso, your favorite dairy-free evaporated milk, and vegan-friendly pumpkin syrup reminiscent of pumpkin pie. Peet’s has reliably served avid vegan patrons of PSL for years with this popular drink. However, quite a few coffee chains across the country actually offer vegan-friendly brews for fall. Unfortunately, the coffee shop chain hasn’t taken any steps to do the same here in the US – and we’re still paying extra for dairy-free milk. In 2020, all UK Starbucks locations have put a vegan version of PSL on the menu, complete with a dairy-free topping. We wish you good luck on your quest for botanical pumpkin spice.ģ vegan pumpkin spice drinks you can get in coffee chains Independent coffee shops may offer a more vegan-friendly atmosphere, but when it comes to pumpkin, it’s always a good idea to check the ingredients before ordering this warm fall drink. And Caribou Coffee all contain dairy-based pumpkin syrup and sauces. Know that pumpkin-based espresso drinks at Dunkin’ Donuts and Dutch Bros. We’ve researched extensively and found it to be a popular trend among chains. Starbucks isn’t alone in pairing pumpkin with dairy. Therefore, we’re opting out and sticking with the vegan pumpkin spice drinks you can get at other coffee shops across the United States. We’ve done a great deal of snooping, but even the most seasoned barista can’t offer a secret hack to get around this dilemma-you simply can’t make a Pumpkin Spice Latte at Starbucks without the chain’s signature pumpkin spice sauce. Unfortunately, the main ingredient, pumpkin spice sauce, contains dairy. However, PSL remains one of the few drinks in the chain that is nearly impossible to make vegan.
Year after year, we cling to the hope that Starbucks will finally make its Pumpkin Spice Latte vegan.
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