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Starbucks roast is very dark, that's all I can add.
Difference between Costa, Starbucks and Cafe Nero
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I know Pret do this but never seen it at the others, is this a new thing?
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Starbucks do a size smaller than Tall, but you have to ask for it. I think Tall Black coffee is £1.50.
Why would plain black coffee be so sweet you couldnt drink it?
As I said maybe I ordered wrong.Why would plain black coffee be so sweet you couldnt drink it?
Seems like they put sugar in everything though ?
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Starbucks are infamous for (perfectly legal but quite inexcusable) tax avoidance.
I believe that the same is true of Costa?
I believe that Caffè Nero pay all the taxes that you would expect them to pay in the UK.
Personally, I don't frequent any of them.
I believe that the same is true of Costa?
I believe that Caffè Nero pay all the taxes that you would expect them to pay in the UK.
Personally, I don't frequent any of them.
They wouldn't put sugar in a normal coffee.As I said maybe I ordered wrong.
Seems like they put sugar in everything though ?
The mochachocafrapawhotnot things however the syrups are ridiculously full of sugar.
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Those are less like coffee, more of a coffee based drink. You can get a Frap without coffee too.
Think of Cocktails vs a straight up whisky. So when people say Starbucks is full of coffee, what they are doing is like they don't like Sushi, thinking all Japanese food contains raw fish.
This. All the standard coffees don't come with anything but coffee and milk. Cappuccino, Lattee, Espresso, Americano etc. You have to add sugar yourself at the station at the end.
To be fair asda have the caramel frap coffee drinks for a quid at the moment and they're pretty tasty.