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Yes. Best tea ever. I miss Berry Blossom White. ^_^
Weekend OPEN THREAD: Discuss *anything* about Starbucks
Have something you want to get off your chest? A complaint about a customer or a barista? Or have a question about a Starbucks drink? Anything is open for discussion in the weekend OPEN THREAD. Let's get the chatter going! || Jump to the third page of comments.
We haven't been told anything about this yet. I only found out recently because there were "new buttons" on the register, and I asked the manager. I've yet to make one, taste one, or even see one. So, until then, I'm optomistic. Especially about the lack of aftertaste and the Stevia. I'm allergic to Splenda, Sweet&Low, and the like. And so are lots of our customers.
Starbucks lets it be known that customers can customize their Frappuccinos
The Wall Street Journal story says: "A rollout years in the making, the customized frappuccino is set to make its debut in early May in the U.S. and Canada. Starbucks is hoping its sales will help offset the seasonal slowing of hot-coffee sales during summer." The Seattle Times says this is mor...
Is Jamba Juice a Northern thing? I've never heard of it besides a comedy movie and here.
Is Starbucks going to buy Jamba Juice? (Neither company will comment)
Shares in Jamba Juice jumped today on speculation that it'll be bought by Starbucks. Read "Jamba shares jump after speculation of Starbucks takeover"
I agree with the policy, it's been there for a while. But, I am just a little worried. We had a (my guess, crazy) lady come in the other day, and tell us she could point a gun at our faces, and we couldn't do anything about it. We basiclly told her that it was against Texas law, and that cops com in there all the time. But if she really wanted to come in there and shoot us all, a sign would not stop her. I agree with the policy of leaving it to the law. But you can't keep out the crazies.
Starbucks caught up in a controversy because it can't say "no guns in our stores, please"
Starbucks thought it was playing safe with its we-just-follow-the-local-laws stance with the guns issue. It didn't want to anger gun owners by prohibiting weapons in stores, and now it's caught up in a brouhaha and putting out this gibberish instead of saying: For the safety of our partners and c...
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