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1. Starbucks Launches ‘Cocoa Cloud’ Milk Foam Starbucks has added a new twist to its espresso-based beverages with the launch of “Cocoa Cloud” milk foam. According to the coffee chain’s website, the new addition is a “rich and creamy mix of cloud-like foam and cocoa powder.” The foam is made with Starbucks’ signature espresso blend, note, and cocoa powder, and is a new twist on the coffee chain’s classic espresso-based drinks. The Cocoa Cloud milk foam is now available at participating Starbucks stores in the United States and Canada. 2. Starbucks to Offer New Vegan Options Starbucks is expanding its vegan options with the launch of two new plant-based drinks and food items. The coffee chain announced the news on its website, revealing that it will be adding a vegan almond milk latte, vegan raspberry oat bar, and vegan avocado spread to its menu. The almond milk latte is made with almond milk and espresso, while the raspberry oat bar is made with rolled oats, raspberries, and almond butter. The vegan avocado spread is made with mashed avocado, lemon juice, extra virgin olive
Spring is coming, which means it’s time for Starbucks to give us a sneak peek at its first Sakura Frappuccino for 2025 — a pink delight called the White Peach and Cherry Blossom Warabi Mochi. According to the chain, this new drink has a spring-like, white peach flavor that combines freshness with elegant sweetness. Designed around a…
This Starbucks Cafe Mocha is very easy to make. It is the perfect combination of chocolate and mocha. You need five ingredients to make this drink. This drink is moderately sweet and is simply amazing. Whip up all the elements together and you are good to go!
As we prepare for this year’s blossoming of the sakura trees, forecast to begin around March 21 in Tokyo, Starbucks is releasing its second cherry blossom Frappuccino of the season: the Matcha and Sakura Warabi Mochi Frappuccino. This stunning pink-and-green beverage is a trifecta of traditional Japanese flavors, with matcha powder added to the milky body of…
For CEOs, data is only as powerful as the insights it unlocks. The strongest brands use emotion-based analytics to drive loyalty—not just traditional KPIs. Emotional Engagement Metrics: The Next Frontier in Brand Data Adobe reports that loyal customers spend 67% more than new ones, but most companies fail to measure the emotional drivers behind loyalty. Case Study: Starbucks – The Science of Habit-Driven Loyalty Starbucks uses data to track emotional engagement through rituals like mobile ordering and rewards programs. Customers don’t just buy coffee—they build habits. Case Study: Apple – The Power of an Exclusive Ecosystem Apple’s NPS score exceeds 72, largely due to intelligent data analysis that continuously refines its loyalty ecosystem, ensuring that customers always feel like insiders. How CEOs Can Leverage Data for Brand Devotion Are you measuring the emotional impact of your brand—or just the financials?