Starbucks is all about options, including its ten choices in milk: Whether you base your milk preference on taste, nutrition, ...

Order them with your dairy-free milk beverage of choice (almond, coconut, soy, or oat) instead of dairy milk, and follow any other noted instructions. Heads Up! The Starbucks Reserve Hazelnut Bianco ...

Starbucks has also stopped charging extra for non-dairy milk, and is bringing back self-service bars for milk and other condiments to reduce complexity for its baristas. It's already clear that ...

Both changes are part of Starbucks’ plans to reboot the coffee house vibe that’s diminished in recent years. The return of milk and sugar stations are a small step for Starbucks, but it ...

Additionally, Starbucks will be bringing back condiment bars. Guests will now be able to add sweeteners to their drink, as well as creamer and milk, the release said. According to various sources ...

The self-serve condiment bars, home to creamers, milk, sweeteners and stirrers ... waste and making each visit a more sustainable choice." Starbucks says it aims to reduce its overall waste ...

steamed milk and milk foam, cortados are more coffee-forward. Starbucks' cortado will combine three ristretto shots (meaning that it uses the same amount of coffee grounds as a regular espresso ...

The Cortado, a small yet powerful espresso-forward drink, joins Starbucks’ core lineup of espresso beverages on Jan. 3. The name Cortado derives from the Spanish word “cortar,” meaning “to cut,” ...

the one-to-one prep with your choice of steamed milk). It’s traditionally served as a four-ounce pour, but Starbucks will only offer it hot in an eight-ounce short-sized cup. You might also ...

To "operate more efficiently" will involve making "difficult decisions and choices," he wrote in a letter posted to Starbucks' website ... stations and eliminating the upcharge for alternative milk.

The brand has made a number of other changes under Niccol. Starbucks eliminated non-dairy milk upcharges and is in the process of bringing back the coffee condiment bar and in-store ceramic mugs.

A cortado is made with roughly equal amounts of espresso and steamed milk. Starbucks will use ristretto shots of subtly sweet blonde espresso. The drink will only be available hot and in the tall ...