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Jul 21 2010 Starbucks Makes the “Worst Bottled Coffee” Posted by Barnes Bierck at 2:00 PM Starbuck’s bottle of Vanilla Frap, sold in grocery stores, is reported to have as much sugar as 32 Nilla wafers! It’s part of the 20 Worst Drinks in America 2010. Related posts: Starbucks: Today Free WiFi, Tomorrow Showers? Starbucks finally is getting free wifi… to help the unemployed.... Bottled Water Labeling in the News: But What’s in Soda? Bottled water is in the news again. The Miami Herald... iDrank; Is it a Downer? The Drank drink is raising some eyebrows. It’s an “anti-energy”... ADVERTISEMENT
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