Starbucks Ditches Dye Made From Crushed Bugs
Coffee giant Starbucks has decided to not use a dye created with crushed insects in some of its beverage and food offerings.
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Coffee giant Starbucks has decided to not use a dye created with crushed insects in some of its beverage and food offerings.
Though Hallmark doesn't make a card for this, I thought you'd like to know that January is officially, National Oatmeal Month. Look it up, it's a thing! Jam-packed with fiber, protein and heart-saving super powers, oatmeal is the reason they say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. No wonder it has its own month. Here are a few of the best places in Chicago to warm up with a cup of oatmeal. Happy oatmeal month!
Starbucks now wants to be your first stop on the way home from work for happy hour.
The Palatine Village Council has reversed itself, ordering another look at a plan to allow a Starbucks on Northwest Highway after residents voiced opposition.
The pastor of South Barrington-based Willow Creek Community Church disputes claims made in an online petition which prompted the head of Starbucks to cancel a speaking engagement at a church-sponsored event.
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Kraft Foods is seeking a preliminary injunction against Starbucks saying Monday that the coffee chain violated terms of a distribution deal.
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