Today is the last day to order these 13 Starbucks drinks
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Pour one out for the espresso Frappuccino. And another for the iced matcha lemonade. And another for several other Starbucks drinks that the coffee chain is eliminating from its menu.
Pour one out for the espresso Frappuccino. And another for the iced matcha lemonade. And another for several other Starbucks drinks that the coffee chain is eliminating from its menu. Monday marks the final day 13 drinks will be served at Starbucks as the company looks to slim down its menu by 30%, speed up operations and boost its profitability as the turnaround plan concocted by CEO Brian Niccol continues to take shape. He also recently cut around 1,100 corporate jobs. Starbucks explained last week that the drinks facing the axe “aren’t commonly purchased, can be complex to make, or are like other beverages on our menu.” Removing them will “help reduce wait times, improve quality and consistency, and align with our core identity as a coffee company,” according to a press release. The changes go into effect Tuesday. Frappuccinos are the biggest victim of Starbucks’ slim down, with about 40% of the frozen, coffee-like milkshakes being removed resulting in the reduction of non-seasonal flavors from 21 to 12. The options being evicted include: Apart from those, here’s what else being cut: Despite the reductions, Starbucks is actually adding a few items for as part of its Spring menu. New drinks include an iced lavender cream oatmilk matcha and a lavender crème Frappuccino.
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