Starbucks has four new Holiday Cold Foams inspired by the flavors of beloved Starbucks holiday beverages.

The cold foams combine festive flavors with Starbucks signature vanilla sweet cream to top off any drink with a merry twist.

Here’s a closer look at the Holiday Cold Foam flavors:

• Peppermint Chocolate Cream Cold Foam: Peppermint-flavored syrup and chocolate malt powder blended with Starbucks signature vanilla sweet cream.
• Sugar Cookie Cream Cold Foam: Sugar cookie-flavored syrup blended with Starbucks signature vanilla sweet cream.
• Chestnut Praline Cream Cold Foam: Festive flavors of caramelized chestnuts and spices blended with Starbucks signature vanilla sweet cream.
• Caramel Brulée Cream Cold Foam: Rich caramel brulée sauce blended with Starbucks signature vanilla sweet cream.

Fans can add holiday cold foam as a customization to any cold beverage for an additional charge for a limited time throughout the holiday season while supplies last.

The Jets dropped their fifth game in a row on Sunday, losing to the Falcons 13-8. In rainy conditions, the Jets failed to get their offense going, benched their quarterback, lost multiple players to injury and were called for multiple costly penalties.

Falcon backup tight end MyCole Pruitt scored the game’s only touchdown in the second quarter as the Jets frustratingly trailed by one score for the last 40 minutes but could never recapture the lead. In an effort to spark the offense, the Jets benched quarterback Tim Boyle for Trevor Siemian, but still weren’t able to put together a scoring drive when they needed to.

The Jets, who led 2-0 after the first quarter following a safety, got the ball back with under two minutes remaining and down by 13-8 but their  last-ditch drive stalled near midfield.

With the offensive line about as healthy as it’s ever going to get and both Boyle and Siemian unable to get anything going, it’s unclear where the Jets go from here. Could they opt to go back to Zach Wilson?

The New York Giants are officially on a winning streak, beating the New England Patriots on Sunday to the tune of 10-7.

This was anything but a pretty game, as two of the worst offenses in the NFL faced off. 

Giants’ QB Tommy DeVito sought to keep the momentum going following a great showing last week against the Washington Commanders. Patriots’ starter Mac Jones, meanwhile, was simply looking to keep his job for another week. 

While DeVito succeeded, Jones didn’t and was benched for Bailey Zappe.

Both defenses were active throughout the game, and it resembled a week ago for the Giants. While the opposing defense beat up Tommy DeVito, the Giants’ defense continued to be opportunistic. The Giants’ offense, meanwhile, was able to do just enough with the turnovers forced to get a win.