Starbucks baristas can put eight shots of espresso into one cup. They can make drinks that taste like strawberries, apple pie, pumpkin spice or, separately, pumpkin cream. But they can’t get Amanda ...

Starbucks’ new CEO is making big changes in hopes of winning back customers — and maybe getting them to spend some time in the cafe again. Brian Niccol, who joined Starbucks as chair and CEO in ...

Brew the coffee and refrigerate for at least 20 minutes. In a frother, add the creamer, milk and raspberry syrup and froth ...

It’s not on our mind constantly, but we’ve definitely felt the pressure to brew a coffee that rivals one from a café.

Coffee giant Starbucks will no longer charge extra for plant-based alternatives: making soy, oat, almond and coconut alternatives more attractive to consumers.

Starbucks has already announced some new flavors and products that will be part of its highly anticipated holiday lineup this ...

Starbucks also unveiled its holiday lineup of ready-to-drink and packaged coffees and creamers that are now available in grocery stores nationwide. An earlier version of this story was originally ...

The holiday beverage season is here. The Starbucks at-home line added three new beverages Starbucks Vanilla and Chocolate ...

Starbucks' new chief executive announced a series ... The company said that customers who swap dairy milk for soy milk, oat milk, or coconut milk at company-operated stores will see a price ...

Starbucks is kicking off the winter season with new drinkware, menu items and seasonal grocery store coffees and creamers returning ... milk – including soymilk, oat milk, almond milk and ...