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Starbucks Japan is offering the Snoopy Vanilla Cream Frappuccino with Crushed Cookies and the Snoopy American Waffle with Crushed Cookies, in collaboration with the Peanuts franchise.
According to Starbucks, the ingredients weren’t selected only because they matched the world-famous beagle’s color, but also because cookies and ice cream are two of Snoopy’s favorite foods.
The base of the 648-yen dessert drink is vanilla cream, which is accompanied by black cocoa cookies and syrup.
Customers can pair the drink with the 400-yen Snoopy American Waffle with Crushed Cookies, which is basically taking a Snoopy Frappuccino and replacing the vanilla cream drink base with a waffle.
