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Starbucks Caramel Macchiato

You can purchase all the specialty syrups used in Starbucks's drinks at any Starbucks coffee shop.

Yield: Serves 1

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Ingredients

2 tablespoons Starbucks' Vanilla Syrup
1/2 cup fresh brewed espresso
8 ounces steamed milk
3 to 4 tablespoons Starbucks' Caramel Sauce

Instructions

Add vanilla syrup to 16oz glass.

Add steamed milk and caramel sauce and stir well.

Posted: 7/14/2009 8:08:07 AM

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Dawn

2/16/2010

I recently moved to a town that doesn't have a Starbucks for miles and miles...and this drink recipe hit all the right spots.

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amydill

7/9/2010

Actually, this is not even close to the real recipe :-) But, I will add it to here for everyone

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amydill

7/9/2010

3 shots of Torani Caramel Syrup (more for desired sweetness) 1 cup of regular Coffee 1/4 cup of milk 1 cup of ice Add coffee, syrup, milk and ice to blender, mix well. Drizzle caramel sauce around inside of cup, pour in blended mixture from blender and VIOLA!!! YUMMO

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Dommi

11/19/2011

I work for Starbucks, and this recipe is not even close. The method in the preparation is all wrong if you are wanting a traditional Caramel Macchiato. I do buy the syrups and I can replicate this at home, however a traditional Caramel Macchiato is not a stirred drink.

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