Idk what store you worked at but we fill drinks to the third line around these parts.

Ice drink standard is ice after 3rd line.
For fappuccinos, it's using the appropriate ice scoop for the size. Ex. Vent frappuccino, use venti scoop.

They probably deleted it because it sounds like misinformation.

How is putting ice in an iced drink greedy? It’s called iced for a reason. Don’t want lots of ice ask for light ice or no ice there’s no rule against it.

Also I’ve never heard of this 2nd line rule when I measure out my drinks I’ve checked before and there more liquid then just going to the second line

I don’t know what ghetto starbucks you work at, but at both the corporate and target starbucks I’ve worked at it’s always been 3rd line. Pretty sure all the recipe cards even say “pour to the third line.” If your manager is being cheap or its a regional difference just call corporate

Even at a Tarbucks, I’ve never heard of anything less than top line for iced drinks. We’ve had team members come from other licensed stores that worked there for years, (grocery stores, B&N) and they never did anything less either.

Frappuccinos get made to the 1st line and iced (not blended) get made to the 3 line this second line nonsense sounds like more conspiracy theories that baristas purposely spell names wrong 😂😂😂😂😂

I don’t get it either? That’s why it’s an iced drink. Any reasonable person knows the ice takes up room in the cup.

I think you may have been trained incorrectly.

Iced drinks are roughly 1/3 to half ice, but nothing is stopping someone from ordering light ice except maybe the occasional barista who still thinks light ice means you short them on beverage or that you're trying to scam the system. The whole thing behind Starbucks as a brand is the ability to customise your coffee beverages. Light ice or no ice is 100% a valid modifier and should always be ordered if you think you're being over-iced.

As for a mention for frappuccinos somewhere here in the comments, I do also want to mention that the appropriate build for a frappuccino is, in the cup, frap roast first then milk to the *first* or bottommost line. Then that is poured into the blender and 2/3/4 pumps of base is added, alongside 1/2/2 pumps of syrups unless otherwise ordered. No drink gets milk to the second line except the cold foam cappuccino IIRC, but that's because it gets like an inch of foam at the top.

They're probably deleting your comments because you're wrong and they're trying to avoid you either spreading misinformation or they're looking to avoid you antagonising someone in the comments.

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Why do people want to buy Starbucks accounts online I’m confused

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And for the record, my complaint is not about iced drinks. It’s how frapp training is so inconsistent and they still don’t bother to improve it.

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