Roaches were found in a McDonald's frappé machine. It's not the first time the chain has had this problem.

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Health inspectors found roaches inside a frappe machine at a Florida McDonald's.

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Starbucks' $1.25 cold foam is the chain's most popular drinks add-on, and one of its most expensive. This is how it's made.

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Cold foam is now Starbucks' most popular beverage modification.

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Coffee chains are betting big on cold drinks as Gen Z turns its back on old-school coffees

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Starbucks dominates the iced coffee market. Cold drinks account for 75% of its beverage sales.

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More Starbucks customers are ordering food with their drinks than ever before

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LG's New Instant Coffee Machine Mixes Two Pods and Generates Twice the Trash

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While the rest of the world is trying to live more sustainably and find ways to reduce its trash output, LG Labs has put its resources into designing yet another

Starbucks said its app suffered a partial outage and mistakenly blasted 'order ready' notifications to customers

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Starbucks' app had some usual issues.

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Starbucks will soon charge customers $1 for 'no water' Refresher drinks — and some baristas are dreading the change

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Starbucks said it will charge $1 for customized Refreshers with no water.

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Starbucks is holding 2-hour employee 'connection' meetings amid heightened tensions with some baristas

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Starbucks announced plans for store meetings centered around connection.

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10 surprising things you can recycle, from flip-flops to human hair

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  • Innovators around the world are finding creative ways to recycle things we throw away.
  • Human hair can soak up oil spills, while used coffee grounds can be made into sunglasses frames.
  • We found out how companies are repurposing old chopsticks, flip

I'm the founder of Mud/Wtr and prefer to invest in employee health rather than perpetuate startup hustle culture

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Mud/Wtr founder and CEO Shane Heath.

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