trentablondelatte 3 points 10m ago
honestly just time and practice, it’s took a bit but after you continue to make them you start to memorize. I used to keep a post it note of all the ones i was confused one and it really helped !
IntelligentApricot52 3 points 10m ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/starbucksbaristas/comments/og079u/cheat_sheets_im_making_for_my_future_green_beans/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
I’m not sure if everything is completely up to date but this was definitely a life saver when i first started as a way to memorize things visually and i could quickly pull it out if i really needed to in a moments notice. Other than that i just recommend looking at the recipe cards in store resources whenever you get a chance to refresh your memory
JustATrailsFan 1 points 10m ago
Greetings,
,I have not looked at the link that was shared, but if you are familiar with the frappé foundations, then you can actually think your way into an accurate product a lot of times, especially if you have have a mental image of what the final product should look like.
Assuming you know what each of the frappés look like, The frappés that look brown got frappe roast, chocolate, or both. Créme based products will, more often than not, lack a brown color unless it got mocha or chai.
(Our store does not sell cookie crumble or a salted caramel anything, so I do bot know what those look like or how they factor in here).
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