Twarrie delight

Noun. A popular Starbucks drink, named after the inventor, Twarrie. It is a concoction of a tall mocha, mixed with some milk, a whole shaker of chocolate powder, half a shaker of vanilla powder and copious amounts of cinnamon tailored to your own personal taste. Twarrie delights tend to be high in calories and Starbucks have not yet unrolled a calorie-free version. It was invented in a store in Hammersmith whose manager is named Pedro. It can also be used occasionally as a verb to signify intense pleasure.