Starbucks Sells Fox-Shaped Cake Pops That Are A Sure Sign Fall Is Basically Here - Delish.com

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Everyone has their go-to Starbucks order that never fails them. Maybe it changes throughout the seasons but if it ain't broke don't fix it, right? Well, you might want to mix things up next time you hit up Starbs because fox cake pops are being spotted at stores, and they are the cutest thing I've seen in a while.

Cake pops are already arguably one of the best quick bites Starbucks has to offer. They're easy to eat on the go and are just the right amount of something sweet when you're hungry, but not too hungry. They already come in a range of flavors like birthday cake, chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate chip cookie dough. Now this fox-shaped pop is here to take the crown.

This new offering is just about the same size as a normal cake pop, but the shape is a bit different so that the finished product looks like it has ears. It's dipped in orange coating and has white and black details to make a tiny fox face that looks absolutely adorable on the stick.

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A Starbucks location in California posted a picture of the fox cake pop next to the returning pumpkin cream cold brew with the caption "Fall favorites," so that might hint at the fact that this cake pop is only a seasonal offering. It's also unclear what the flavor of the cake is, so if it's seasonal there's always a chance the cake is pumpkin spice-flavored!

It seems that the fox cake pops are one of those rare Starbucks items that are only available at specific locations, so you should definitely keep an eye out to see if your local spot is one of the lucky ones. Sure it's PSL season, but maybe we can rebrand it as fox cake pop season for a little while. I'm down if you are!

Alexis Morillo Editorial Fellow Alexis Morillo is the Editorial Fellow at Delish.com where she covers breaking food news and viral food trends.

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