Coverage dated February 20, 2023 to February 21, 2023

Starbucks' newest coffee drink comes with a surprise: olive oil

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CEO Howard Schultz praises "unexpected, velvety, buttery flavor" in new line of coffees debuting in Italy.

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Relevant Magazine
Starbucks Wants You To Put a Shot of Olive Oil in Your Coffee - RELEVANT (opens Relevant Magazine)
Published Feb 20, 2023
Relevant Magazine's feed description
Move over, pumpkin spice. Starbucks is bringing a new game-changer to its menu: Introducing the "Oleato" line — a "luxurious" blend of coffee and olive
East Idaho News
Starbucks' new drinks have a spoonful of olive oil in every cup (opens East Idaho News)
Published Feb 20, 2023
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(CNN) — Starbucks wants you to give olive oil coffee a shot. Really. The coffee chain is rolling out a new line of beverages made with extra virgin olive oil. To be clear, the drinks are not simply flavored with olive oil, nor do they have just a hint of it. Each one is truly …
CBS News
Starbucks wants you to try olive oil coffee. And so, we did (opens CBS News)
Published Feb 20, 2023
CBS News's feed description
Starbucks wants you to give olive oil coffee a shot. Really.
CBS News
Starbucks' newest coffee drink comes with a surprise: olive oil (opens CBS News)
Published Feb 21, 2023
CBS News's feed description
CEO Howard Schultz praises "unexpected, velvety, buttery flavor" in new line of coffees debuting in Italy.
FOX 35 Orlando
Coffee meets olive oil: Starbucks' newest drinks are a taste of Italy (opens FOX 35 Orlando)
Published Feb 21, 2023
FOX 35 Orlando's feed description
Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz came up with the idea after visiting Sicily in 2022 and noting how locals ingested a spoonful of olive oil on a daily basis.
Tucson
Starbucks' new drinks have a spoonful of olive oil in every cup. Here's why. (opens Tucson)
Published Feb 21, 2023
Tucson's feed description
The coffee chain is rolling out a new line of beverages made with extra virgin olive oil.
The Week
Starbucks is betting you'll want to add olive oil to your coffee with new line of drinks (opens The Week)
Published Feb 21, 2023
FOX Business
Starbucks putting out olive oil-infused coffee drinks (opens FOX Business)
Published Feb 21, 2023
FOX Business's feed description
Coffee and olive oil will combine in a new line of drinks that Starbucks said Tuesday it will be rolling out soon in Italy. The line is called Oleato.
The Guardian
‘It went down smoother’: Starbucks’ olive oil coffee approved in Milan (opens The Guardian)
Published Feb 21, 2023
The Guardian's feed description
Company’s CEO credits idea to mix classic Italian tastes to a daily ritual he adopted on a trip to Sicily
New York Times
Want That Coffee With Olive Oil? Starbucks Thinks Italians Will. (opens New York Times)
Published Feb 21, 2023
New York Times's feed description
The company has amassed an audience in Italy, and now it is betting on two very Italian ingredients.
The Guardian
Starbucks launches extra virgin olive oil-infused coffee (opens The Guardian)
Published Feb 21, 2023
The Guardian's feed description
Oleato range now on sale in Italy and comes to the US, UK, Japan and Middle East later this year
NBC News
Starbucks adds olive oil in coffee, CEO calls it a 'market maker' (opens NBC News)
Published Feb 21, 2023
NBC News's feed description
Howard Schultz, who will soon end his third stint as chief executive, calls the new olive oil coffee drinks "transformational."
Insider
Starbucks is launching olive oil infused-coffee, and even interim CEO Howard Schultz acknowledged there was 'some skepticism' about the drink (opens Insider)
Published Feb 21, 2023
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Three olive oil-infused coffee beverages will be available at Starbucks stores in Italy from Wednesday. They will be introduced to the US in Spring.

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