According to official information from Starbucks, the upcoming Iced Horchata Oatmilk Shaken Espresso will be joining their ...

It feels like you are drinking a dessert. So what better way to enhance it by actually making it into one?” Hannah Gregory, ...

but the horchata we use in this recipe is based on the traditional Mexican style. We start with a base of rice soaked in ...

This new Starbucks menu item is based on a beloved Hispanic beverage called horchata. The classic drink features lighter, summery notes like cinnamon, vanilla, and sugar over a base of rice or nuts.

STAFF PICK: It's a disturbing trend that more and more restaurants serve out-sourced horchata: vaguely chemical flavored stuff made from a concentrate from some factory in Los Angeles. Not Pico de ...