It’s packed with comforting fall flavors.
A 12-ounce cup cost me $3.72.
The look: Surprisingly light in color for a pumpkin spice latte.
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The taste:No pumpkin or spice to be found.
The ratio of espresso to milk also felt super off in this latte since I barely tasted the espresso.
I don’t generally order coffee from Wawa so itispossible that I got an unusually bad cup.
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This was an improvement over Wawa’s latte because I could actually taste the coffee this time.
A medium cup cost me $2.13.
It was almost like cracking open a can of real pumpkin puree from the grocery store.
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The actual cold brew also looked very creamy and a little thicker than expected.
The taste:Let’s start with the positives.
The drink is also topped with whipped cream, a caramel drizzle, and a dusting of cinnamon sugar.
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A medium cup cost me $4.79.
The look:Foamy, melty, and a little less full than I expected.
The top of the orange-tinted drink was covered in a luscious layer of whipped cream and caramel.
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The taste:Not outstanding, but really, really solid.
The pumpkin flavor was definitely there, albeit not super strong.
The spice flavor was also noticeable and really pleasantI detected lots of sweet, warm cinnamon.
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Still, I could actually see myself finishing this drink, unlike any of the lower-ranking options.
It’s also topped with whipped cream and pumpkin pie spices.
A grande-sized cup cost me $6.13.
The taste:Kind of like a candle, and I mean that in the most complementary way possible.
Altogether, it tasted like sipping fallmy favorite season of allstraight from a cup.
