If you need some coffee to get you through the day, Starbucks has you covered. Here are the drinks you should order if you ...

Starbucks is retiring 13 of its less popular and more complicated drinks. This includes several of its famous Frappuccinos. Good riddance, I say! First, let me say: If the Chocolate Cookie Crumble ...

According to the release, Starbucks said goodbye to drinks that are “not commonly purchased, can be complex to make or are similar to other beverages on our menu.” This change officially went ...

Yes, Starbucks' drinks are pretty tasty — but let's admit that the reason most of us end up in the Starbucks line isn't necessarily because we want to drink a grande cup full of sugary coffee ...

ahead you’ll find 20 of the best Starbucks drinks. When perusing the beverages, keep in mind that you can customize them as you like. For example, many hot drinks can be served iced and if you ...

Spring has sprung at Starbucks. The coffee chain announced Monday that its spring menu will be available at all locations in the U.S. beginning Tuesday, March 4. The company said a new Iced Cherry ...

Here's a full list of all the drinks Starbucks plans to get rid of in March. Former state Rep. Daniel Hernandez Jr. announces run for vacant US House seat Want to stop animal cruelty? AZ Humane ...

This will make way for innovation, help reduce wait times, improve quality and consistency, and align with our core identity as a coffee company," Starbucks said. Some of the axed drinks are made ...

A full list of beverages being cut from Starbucks menus can be found below. See list: Frappuccinos, other 'less popular' beverages cut The drinks were cut for one of three reasons: either they ...

Starbucks is retiring its less popular beverages in a menu overhaul that is set to come in March. The company’s new CEO, Brian Niccol, made some changes that he claims will help the coffee chain ...

Starbucks is removing 13 drinks from its menu beginning March 4. Most are Frappuccinos. Roughly 30% of the company's menu items will go away by the end of fiscal 2025. As part of its "Back to ...