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Topic	Do you actually use Starbucks lingo at Starbucks?
SwayM 05/23/20 9:09:59 PM #37:	_Marka_Ragnos_ posted... What the fuck does 2 cream even mean. My order is a venti iced coffee. I then put half and half in myself. Well here in Canada we got this mom and pop coffee shop Tim Hortons and dont be confused. It may be a Canadian staple, but its not all that great. We fuckin love it tho for some reason. Call it Canadian pride or some shit. Anyway. Cream and sugar are ordered in units. One cream, two sugars for example. Or the famous double double and Ill let you figure out what that means. but heres whats happening behind the scenes. This is from a quick google search. From my store, all measurements in millilitres: Cream: XS 18, S 21, M 35, L 43, XL 50 (Skim) Milk for coffee: XS 23, S 29, M 41, L 58, XL 74 (Skim) Milk for coffee, USA: S 39, M 55, L 78, XL 93 (Skim) Milk for tea: XS 17, S 23, M 29, L 42, XL 50 Sugar: XS 5.5, S 8.4, M 11, L 14, XL 18 The amounts are automatically calculated and adjusted to the size and type of drink. And this seems be a universal language at the very least idk how other restaurants dispense the shit but you ask for a double double at any fast food window (other than Starbucks as far as I know because I never order there) and they produce what you ask for without question --- https://imgur.com/Fbusl2a <cite>SwayM posted [p:939614920] in Do you act... [t:78713591]...</cite> <quote>_Marka_Ragnos_ posted... </cite> <quote>What the fuck does 2 cream even mean. My order is a venti iced coffee. I then put half and half in myself.</quote> Well here in Canada we got this mom and pop coffee shop Tim Hortons and dont be confused. It may be a Canadian staple, but its not all that great. We fuckin love it tho for some reason. Call it Canadian pride or some shit. Anyway. Cream and sugar are ordered in units. One cream, two sugars for example. Or the famous double double and Ill let you figure out what that means. but heres whats happening behind the scenes. This is from a quick google search. <quote>From my store, all measurements in millilitres: Cream: XS 18, S 21, M 35, L 43, XL 50 (Skim) Milk for coffee: XS 23, S 29, M 41, L 58, XL 74 (Skim) Milk for coffee, USA: S 39, M 55, L 78, XL 93 (Skim) Milk for tea: XS 17, S 23, M 29, L 42, XL 50 Sugar: XS 5.5, S 8.4, M 11, L 14, XL 18</quote> The amounts are automatically calculated and adjusted to the size and type of drink. And this seems be a universal language at the very least idk how other restaurants dispense the shit but you ask for a double double at any fast food window (other than Starbucks as far as I know because I never order there) and they produce what you ask for without question --- https://imgur.com/Fbusl2a</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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