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Everyone has been noticing Starbucks has been putting way more ice into their coffee drinks So to test it, here’s a Starbucks size Venti This is how much coffee is actually in the drink once you dump out the coffee and ice, remove the ice and put the coffee...

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SaltDisney 的头像
SaltDisney3 个月前

@zoiezoe__ I’ve never noticed because I don’t waste my hard earned money at Starbucks

Yeshua James 的头像
Yeshua James3 个月前

The bitch ordered three shots of espresso on ice. What do you expect?

Adam 的头像
Adam3 个月前

You gotta account for the ice that melted into the drink. I make 4 gallons of cold brew coffee at a time for about 40 cents per gallon. So why the fuck would I ever go to Starbucks?

Epstein's Sheet 🧻 的头像
Epstein's Sheet 🧻3 个月前

Starbucks has always been a rip off. I rather buy good coffee ☕️ and make it home. Don't complain about these crooks and then keep frequenting their spots. That's the mark of idiots.

Brian G 的头像
Brian G3 个月前

@GuntherEagleman Restaurants have been doing this with soda for.....EVER. Oh, but look Gen Z thinks they discovered something.

MisterYano 的头像
MisterYano3 个月前

Couldn’t you just ask for less ice? Or no ice?

Libs Distort Facts 的头像
Libs Distort Facts3 个月前

Well…the first problem is going to Starbucks.

imjustme 的头像
imjustme3 个月前

I knew this years ago. It was obvious when they introduced the iced drinks. Same with fast food soda. It’s probably an enormous profit margin. Always ask for light ice.

schwift 的头像
schwift3 个月前

Stop, you can say "no ice" right? You know coffee has been a hot drink for centuries right? You're the retard letting them scam you, it's not their fault. They gave you what you requested. Blame others for your incompetence, true leftist champions here.

Nick 的头像
Nick3 个月前

Easy fix: "Light ice, please"

Λ╳Ξ 的头像
Λ╳Ξ3 个月前

This has been an issue for over a decade everywhere, not just Starbucks. Ask for light or no ice. These options have been slowly added in the past few years at fast food restaurants as customers discovered the frugal corporate method.

DTM 的头像
DTM3 个月前

It's a coffee. It's supposed to be 6 to 8 oz. When you put it in a 20oz cup, what do you expect?

Yeshua James 的头像
Yeshua James3 个月前

She literally asked for three pumps of syrup, a half inch of milk and three shots of blonde espresso. Did she expect Starbucks to leave the cup half empty or top it off with ice? I don’t understand. For every single beverage that’s actually on the menu. Starbucks has a very specific measurement for how much milk and ice goes. Don’t get me wrong, I fucking hate Starbucks but this is bullshit.

Truth Cutter 👑 的头像
Truth Cutter 👑3 个月前

These people are retarded. No conspiracy to add more ice. You control the ice. Ask for less, ask for more. The person at the place may have a tendency to put more or less. Don't be a retard.

🌷 LIZZIE🌷 的头像
🌷 LIZZIE🌷3 个月前

@enilorac36 @Starbucks is so ghetto lol

Amun Osiris 的头像
Amun Osiris3 个月前

$9.50 please. They do it because you will wait in long lines and buy it anyway.

Alpha-Bravo 的头像
Alpha-Bravo3 个月前

I don't drink that poison anymore but when I did I always asked for light ice

John 🇺🇸 Nightvision 的头像
John 🇺🇸 Nightvision3 个月前

Go to a local coffeehouse, preferably one that uses a full filtration system for the water the coffee is made from. I understand that not everyone has that capability, but those who don't would be better off buying a filtration system and brewing their own coffee. Tap water is 👎

US_did_ 911 的头像
US_did_ 9113 个月前

I have a suggestion,,, very easy fix. Instead of complaining, just stop going to Starbucks.

Lawrence | SwolLyfe 的头像
Lawrence | SwolLyfe3 个月前

For the 10000000th time: you aren’t being robbed blind when you buy discretionary goods. You are making a choice on what to waste your money on.

Shadow 的头像
Shadow3 个月前

Umm just ask for light ice, problem solved……

moderately amusing gay wolf 的头像
moderately amusing gay wolf3 个月前

I worked at Starbucks and I’d do this to people I really hated

Téa - the Empirical Armadillo 的头像
Téa - the Empirical Armadillo3 个月前

This is not a new phenomenon people... Growing up, we always used to order sodas at restaurants with no ice and then asked for a glass of ice on the side. But if you need something else to complain about... sure. 🤦

Daisy 的头像
Daisy3 个月前

just ask for light ice, they literally do not care

Stealthy_Stir 的头像
Stealthy_Stir3 个月前

Order the coffee & ice in a separate cups. Really, @Starbucks is awful anyway. I refuse to give them my money. All their coffees tasted burnt the last time I got one (probably 10 yrs ago).

Rainey 的头像
Rainey3 个月前

If you purchase your "coffee" at a place where the prices are so high that you actually need a co signer... you deserve what you don't get.

Renee May🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️ 的头像
Renee May🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️3 个月前

THAT IS WHY YOU ASK FOR A CUP OF ICE AND NO ICE IN YOUR DRINK

OneAnnOnly4 的头像
OneAnnOnly43 个月前

@Starbucks

David Lively 的头像
David Lively3 个月前

It’s not even coffee. It’s motley sugar and decaf coffee. With a bunch of flavoring.

Eden1 的头像
Eden13 个月前

A fool and their money are soon parted. Never dropped a dime in a Starfucks, and don’t plan to change that. Walked by many lines, waiting to get ripped off. Let them get rich from the dopes (that would be mostly libs). You can’t fix stupid.

Escaped from NY 的头像
Escaped from NY3 个月前

“Robbery” implies they took it from you against your will. Entirely up to you whether you walk into a store and give them money for this garbage. In any quantity.

Silver 的头像
Silver3 个月前

I’m more intrigued by the chandelier that looks like a

Free Speech Pete 的头像
Free Speech Pete3 个月前

Make the ice cubes out of coffee. Problem solved #starbucks. Get with the times.

AG Vulpus 的头像
AG Vulpus3 个月前

It’s always been that way! Overpriced beverages, draining your wallets

Fight4America 的头像
Fight4America3 个月前

On the rare occasion I did not brew my own coffee and happen to not be near enough to make it myself... I get a small or medium regular roast plain coffee from Dunkin Donuts. That's it. And even then I avoid purchasing coffee or related beverages when possible. Never Starbucks.

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