Starbucks is getting into Godiva territory with the price of its newest chocolate dessert drink, but is the quality there? And yet, there’s definitely some sticker shock involved with Starbucks’ newest Japanese Frappuccino, which went on sale this week, since they’re charging 900 yen (US$5.80) for the Cacao Espresso Affogato Frappuccino. What’s more, the Cacao Espresso Affogato Frappuccino comes with a Starbucks waffle cookie on the side, which they recommend dipping into the Frappuccino so that you can eat, as well as drink, the beverage. Though only available with the Cacao Espresso Affogato Frappuccino, the waffle cookie comes in its own little package, making it feel extra-special, and the cookie itself looks suitably fancy too. So yes, while 900 yen is a lot to pay for a Frappuccino, the price starts to make more sense if you view the Cacao Espresso Affogato Frappuccino as actually being a combo of a Frappuccino, an espresso, and a really good cookie.