Starbucks: Last News

Saltburn,” the chances that you’ve seen the memes and discourse online surrounding the film are pretty high.The movie, starring Jacob Elordi as Felix and Barry Keoghan as Oliver, has brought on some… interesting creations — especially centering the now-infamous bathtub scene (if you know, you know).Now, baristas are sharing their Starbucks drink creations inspired by Felix’s bathwater in viral TikToks.If this piques your interest — or if you simply just can’t look away — here’s how to order a “Saltburn” bath water Starbucks drink and try a slurp of your own.The “Felix Bath Water” drink was created by a barista named Colin Callahan, and it went viral on TikTok with 101,200 views and 16,700 likes.To get your own, order a Venti iced white mocha. Instead of whipped cream, get the drink with vanilla sweet cream cold foam with a white mocha drizzle and eight white mocha pumps.Callahan also created the “Vampire” drink, which is inspired by Oliver’s scene with Venetia (played by Alison Oliver), and is a take on the popular Pink Drink.Order the Pink Drink with strawberry puree cold foam and extra strawberry puree.

The Mandalorian.But a closer look at the wholesome exchange reveals a ghastly detail about The Last Of Us star. That is, his Starbucks coffee order.Look, we all have our own tastes when it comes to coffee.

fantastic. Standing blonde and bold at 11 inches tall with tip toes and preternaturally perky tits, Barbie, full name Barbara Millicent Roberts, was introduced by Mattel Inc. on March 9, 1959, at the American International Toy Fair in New York City.In astrology it’s not only people but pets, places and plastic effigies that have birth charts.

@notliketheothergurlz — posted a video to the social media site on Friday, claiming a cocky customer walks in and always asks for “the usual.”In the clip — which has been viewed more than 100,000 times and is hashtagged #baristacosplay — the sassy worker stated that she responds by saying: “Ummm and what is that?”“Like yeah I do know what it [the regular customer’s usual order] is but I hate you so feel silly and embarrassed,” they captioned the video.The Post has reached out for comment from Starbucks regarding the purported barista’s routine.Several viewers claimed that they also worked at coffee shops and similarly had their “least favorite regular” customers. like yea i do know what it is but i hate u so feel silly and embarrassed #barista #baristacosplay #baristatok“One time this lady goes ‘The regular’ and I’m like ‘Um sorry not sure what you mean’ and she’s like ‘You know me right’ and I’m like ‘Yes,’” another brash barista commented beneath the TikTok clip.

one-sided fight over Kim Kardashian to rack up more money with Kanye West or Pete Davidson tip jars.TikTok user @dejapoo00 shared a video going through the Starbucks drive-thru where the labeled tip jars were left out.She leaves her money in the Davidson jar, which has several dollar bills inside, versus the West jar which only has some change.The video has amassed 6.6 million views with the top comments all expressing their support for Davidson.“Puts entire bank acct on Pete,” Leenah replied.“Pete all day, every day,” Zoey Grafil said.Others took hits at West.

Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin for Matt Reeves’ upcoming DC Comics thriller “The Batman.”The Irish actor, 45, recounted a moment on set when he decided to get his caffeine fix at Starbucks — while still wearing his shocking, full-on prosthetics and costume. “The first day we tried the whole thing out, we took it for a drive, a spin metaphorically speaking,” Farrell recently told Collider of deciding to head out into the real world — specifically, Burbank — to see if the makeup was convincing enough.

Edward’s Starbucks ordering game.Drinking in his newfound fame since his Venti Caramel Crunch Frappe with five bananas, seven pumps of caramel syrup, extra whip and more went viral last week, legendary Starbucks customer “Edward” doesn’t see anything wrong with making baristas whip up his super specific specialty drink — even though the barista who posted his outlandish order online as a joke got fired from the café. “I don’t see a reason why I wouldn’t order a drink like this again,” Edward Nagao-Itano told The Post of the $14 beverage.

Have you been desperately missing your daily trip to Starbucks? Who knew waiting in line with strangers would so quickly become something to look back on with wistful nostalgia.But according to a , Starbucks has now reopened over 85 percent their company operated stores across the U.S. and plans to have 90 percent open by early June—though there may be modified hours and changes in the services available at various locations.