Tech Insider
People walk by a Starbucks Coffee at Ciqikou ancient town on February 14, 2022 in Chongqing, China.
People walk by a Starbucks Coffee at Ciqikou ancient town in Chongqing, China.

Song Mingkun/VCG/Getty Images

  • Starbucks has launched a pork-flavored coffee in China.
  • Its biggest competitor in the country famously has a cheese-flavored latte.
  • Starbucks' drink costs $10, and even the company says the taste is "surprising."

If you think Starbucks' olive oil-laced coffee is as divisive as it gets, the coffee chain's latest offering in China might just change your mind.

Tags
Retail, News, Retail, China, Starbucks, Coffee, luckin-coffee, food-and-beverage, News
Source
Starbucks launched a pork-flavored coffee in China. It costs $10 and is dividin…