Starbucks has started serving its new olive-oil infused coffee called Oleato in Italy. Oleato, “a transformational innovation in coffee,” Starbucks said, includes a line of coffee beverages ...

Starbucks launched a new line of olive oil-infused coffee on Tuesday. From Wednesday, a cafe latte, an ice-shaken espresso, and a cold brew will be available at stores in Italy. Starbucks interim ...

Starbucks cafes in Italy will offer three drinks infused with a spoonful of extra virgin olive oil: Oleato Caffè Latte, Oleato Iced Shaken Espresso and Oleato Golden Foam Cold Brew.

crafted with Starbucks' sweet milk infused with two servings of olive oil. The product line's name draws inspiration from the Italian word for "with oil," according to Starbucks. The coffee giant ...

But back in Italy last year, Schultz saw the "Mediterranean ... Emails to Starbucks regarding the olive oil-infused coffee items were not returned. Contact Detroit Free Press food and restaurant ...

The Starbucks Oleato platform will make its debut in Italy beginning Feb. 22 and ... and the U.K. will also be introduced to the olive oil-infused coffee beverages. Joanna Fantozzi is a Senior ...

Starbucks' line of five oil-infused drinks also adds a sugary or oat milk twist. Gambero Rosso, an Italian food and wine magazine, called the mixing of olive oil with coffee “a curious ...

Starbucks is rolling out its Oleato line — coffee infused with extra ... unearthed a longstanding Italian “family tradition” of consuming a spoonful of olive oil every day.

On Tuesday, Starbucks is releasing a new line of lattes infused with olive oil. The drinks, called Oleato, was created after Starbucks' former CEO was inspired during a trip to Italy. On Tuesday ...

Sage-infused olive oil is perfect as is ... I think it works best in a ciambellone, also known as an Italian tea cake, as it intensifies its citrus flavor. If you decide to make your infusion ...

shook it in the iced espresso drink and infused it in vanilla sweet cream foam to top cold brews. Schultz imagined the Oleato line after a trip to Italy, where he saw Sicilians drinking olive oil ...