Starbucks Is Adding 5 New Drinks to the Menu for a Limited Time—and We Tried Them First
Baristas and Starbucks Workers United say the silica-based ingredient becomes airborne during drink prep and has caused sore throats, coughing and headaches.
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I Tried Starbucks' Creamsicle-Inspired Drink Menu & It's So Nostalgic
Starbucks is expanding its colorful summer palette. Starting July 28, the seasonal menu features an all-new lineup of Orange Cream drinks offering a mix of velvety orange cold foam and creamy blended treats.The cafe went all in on the coquette vibe with a new Pink Drink menu and merch collection in early July, but for the end-of-summer vibes, Starbucks is doubling down on refreshing, sun-drenched sips. According to Kris Murray from the drink tea…
Starbucks Is Adding 5 New Drinks to the Menu for a Limited Time—and We Tried Them First
Fans say they “all sound great.”Credit: Allrecipes / AdobeWhether it’s for a morning burst of energy or an afternoon pick-me-up, coffee shop runs have become an essential part of our routine. And, now, because so many of our favorite coffee chains are launching new drinks at lightning speed, those morning trips aren’t just a chance to wake up with a cup of joe, but also an opportunity to find a new favorite beverage or flavor. Just a few weeks a…
Starbucks Workers Claim New Blending Powder Leaves Them Coughing and With Sore Throats During Every Shift
A new ingredient designed to make Starbucks' frozen drinks smoother has quickly become the centre of a growing workplace controversy. Baristas across several stores say the recently introduced blending powder is leaving them coughing, suffering sore throats and battling headaches after preparing drinks throughout their shifts. While the powder is intended to improve beverage texture and prevent separation, employees claim it easily becomes airbo…
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