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Chocolate Croissant Ntl (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by PixelBlood02
Ever since the issue of stickers printing in French has been solved, we’ve had chocolate croissants printing out as “choc croissant ntl,” or something to that effect. Can anybody figure out what that means?
Edit: The only thing that would make sense was if it stood for “national,” but even then why is it printing on our stickers?
Edit: The only thing that would make sense was if it stood for “national,” but even then why is it printing on our stickers?
Fantastic1357 21 points 1y ago
I’ve been wondering the same thing! I assumed it was just a random word I was unaware of that’s now part of the title, like how they changed the names of many food items with the launch
Round-Teach9270 16 points 1y ago
I assumed it meant Nutella
hunterstone817 4 points 1y ago
Sweet cream was ringing up in French for me last week (as a customer)
flamingavocados 3 points 1y ago
Quite a few names are different or longer and I just figured it was apart of the new system launch
nezaket 1 points 1y ago
no telling lies
overturned23 1 points 1y ago
I was wondering the same thing
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