Starbucks customers who make non-dairy milk substitutions pay extra. But that's about to change because the retailer ...

Starbucks will soon ditch the upcharge it applies to drinks for non-dairy milk substitutions. That is slated to happen at North American company owned and operated locations in early November.

Almonds are native to the Middle East, but people worldwide enjoy them, eating or drinking them as snacks, ground into flour, and sometimes creamy, dairy-free milk. Almond milk is one of the most ...

The Seattle-based coffee chain currently charges 70–80 cents to use non-dairy milks such as soy, almond, oat, and coconut.

The change, set to take effect Nov. 7, followed calls from customers to do away with the fee for alternatives such as soy, ...

Almond milk has a creamy and nutty texture, contains high amounts of calcium and vitamins and can be used in a wide variety ...

Customers will be able to substitute soy milk, oat milk, almond milk or coconut milk at no extra cost at corporate-owned stores starting on Nov. 7, the same day this year’s holiday menu will debut.

Nondairy milk lovers, rejoice! Starbucks announced last week it will remove the surcharge for those wanting almond, oat, soy ...

It’s great for breakfast or dessert, as a snack, in smoothies, and even — in the case of plain yogurt — as a condiment (a ...

Substitute meat. Substitute milk ... there’s plenty of data left to collect from (the relatively under-researched) soy sausages and almond milk. For instance, what are the typical levels of mycotoxins ...

Starbucks just announced that it's eliminating the extra charge for non-dairy milk. The change will take effect on Nov. 7, ...

After Nov. 7, customers who swap out dairy milk for soy milk, oat milk, almond milk and coconut milk will no longer be ...