Starbucks’ olive oil innovation has received mixed reception
The novelty was launched in Italy in February, is now also available in the United States, and according to the original plans, will be released worldwide.
Starbucks had high hopes for olive oil-infused coffees, promoting Oleato as “a serendipitous innovation that’s velvety smooth, slightly sweet, and exciting,” Index reports.
However, fans complain that the new specialty often causes diarrhea, which they are less happy about…
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