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The Newest Starbucks Drink Has People Running to the Bathroom

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Starbucks new coffee has only just gone on sale in Italy but people are already complaining about the after effects

The coffee is infused with olive oil which Starbucks say gives it a smoother texture

Unfortunately the same cannot be said about the texture or sensation people are having after imbibing it

It is sending them running to the loo

They are planning to sell this in the UK, US, Japan, and the Middle East in the near future, but i think i will be giving this one a miss and give it a no star buck

www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/starbucks-olive-oil-coffee-oleato-b2317184.html

telmel
a year ago
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Jerseydrew

I've seen this and it's the fact they are bringing it to the UK. Nice. Not planning on trying it myself

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telmel

Jerseydrew Same here J

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SaveMeSunday

This reminds me of the sugar free haribos that caused such laxative effects!

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telmel

SaveMeSunday Now that might explain a few things S, i am sure i had some in the past 😉

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BonzoBanana

Is olive oil a laxative? I wonder if it is some other minor ingredient that they put in to mix the ingredients maybe an emulsifier? I've probably gone into Starbucks about 4 times in my life, it's nice enough but you can have a large plateful of salad with dressings for the same calories as some of their very sweetened coffee drinks. Still lovely though but you can probably have the same experience at home by having a coffee with a dollop of cream in and about six spoons of sugar added to it.

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telmel

BonzoBanana For me it is just the thought of someone adding olive oil to coffee, it just doesn't appeal B

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beccatavender

I must admit, I don't fancy a coffee which contained olive oil, Starbucks charge a fortune for a cup of coffee so the least you can expect is 100% coffee beans

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telmel

beccatavender They can save the olive oil for that Mediterranean diet B, and just to put on salads

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JLouM

Mmm I love my coffee. I love Italy/Italian and olive oil in some cooking. I do not fancy it in my coffee though, no thank you.

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telmel

JLouM It would be like putting olive oil on your cornflakes J

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JLouM

Ew! 😅

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BonzoBanana

telmel I had olive oil in sandwiches once because I ran out of spread. I think it was ham sandwiches with a bit of salad in there and very nice it was too with olive oil. Definitely agree about cornflakes and olive oil sounding pretty awful as a combination.

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telmel

BonzoBanana I don't mind it in sandwiches B , if you have tinned tuna sandwiches you can end up having this anyway if they are in oil and not brine

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jam45

I am not a fan of Starbucks nonsensical coffees and their price tags for just coffee beans and water. I think adding olive oil will make the coffee go further and result in more profit for the company directors.

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telmel

jam45 You are probably right J

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Tk3

I think I’ll

Give this a miss 🤣 don’t fancy running to the loo after drinking the coffee haha

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tumblespots

Is Dr Starbucks prescribing it as a cure for constipation?

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telmel

Seems so T 😄

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