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Policies on No Ice No Water customer requests (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by 050199
I recently started working at Starbucks after about a year break. My manager told me there is a new policy not allowing customers to order things like pink drinks or teas with “No water, no ice”. Is this true..?
I saw that we now add more water to light ice drinks rather than base or tea, but not sure about this one
I saw that we now add more water to light ice drinks rather than base or tea, but not sure about this one
mykotman12 3 points 3y ago
The policy is that we fill up the cup with other ingredient aka water or tea or whatever the drink is. It’s was stated in summer 1 release i believe.
050199 [OP] 1 points 3y ago
So my question was about a “No water + No ice” drink- sorry if that wasnt clear. I’m aware of the current policy but I’m not sure what to do when someone tries to get a trenta cup of our black tea “No water no Ice” or something like that 🤔
mykotman12 2 points 3y ago
You fill up the whole cup with tea
_Pulltab_ 2 points 3y ago
I’d be curious to see this policy. I’ve never seen it and afaik we’re all still letting customers get exactly what they want even if it’s a Trenta sized cup of just refresher base.
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glossysejin 1 points 3y ago
If its no ice, half and half, like for refreshers half base then half water/lemonade/coconut milk. No water would just be base and ice and inclusions. Espresso drinks are just milk to the top
050199 [OP] 1 points 3y ago
This was how it used to work. I am inquiring about the updated policy on it.
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