Chestnut Praline Latte: What's In It and How to Order It

The Chestnut Praline Latte is espresso and steamed milk with chestnut praline syrup, topped with whipped cream and spiced praline crumbs. It's one of the less sweet holiday drinks, and the orders below show how people tune it.

Order it like this

Starbucks · Guide recipe

Grande Chestnut Praline Latte

• 3 pumps chestnut praline syrup
• Whipped cream + spiced praline crumbs

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How to order these without fumbling

A grande comes with four pumps — dropping to two or three keeps the nutty flavor without the sugar rush.
It's one of the better holiday drinks iced, since the praline flavor holds up cold.
Ask for the praline crumbs even if you skip the whip — they're the best part.

Sources & menu details

Starbucks menu — featured and seasonal drinks

Questions people ask

What does a chestnut praline latte taste like?

Nutty and caramelized — closer to toffee and roasted chestnut than to chocolate. It's generally less sweet than the other holiday lattes.

Is the chestnut praline latte available every year?

It's been a recurring holiday drink, but the holiday lineup changes year to year. If your store is out, a latte with toffee nut syrup and praline crumbs is the closest custom build.

Can I get a chestnut praline latte dairy free?

Yes — order it with oatmilk or almondmilk and no whipped cream. The praline crumb topping may contain dairy, so ask at your store.

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