You can find a variety of Starbucks whole bean coffee too, And a variety of Via Ready Brew offerings. Starbucks Discoveries are now available at the grocery store – there is a mocha, vanilla, and a caramel macchiato flavor: I like these! These are indeed refreshing! You can buy ready-to drink Starbucks Refreshers:Ĭanned Refreshers began showing up in grocery stores in early 2012.

Starbucks ice cream has gone through many recipe changes and went from being produced by Dreyer’s to being produced by UniLever. It doesn’t taste all that great to me, so seeing it go is no love loss. I hate to say this, I am not that crazy about Starbucks ice cream. That’s a lot of years of Starbucks ice cream. Starbucks ice cream is being discontinued! According to the 1997 Starbucks Annual Report, Starbucks began offering ice cream in 1996. You can also find Starbucks ice cream at the grocery store: Starbucks first introduced the bottled Frappuccino in 1995, after the failure of an earlier (and very first ever) CPG product called Mazagran. Of course, first and foremost, there are bottled Frappuccinos! I think a lot of people don’t realize the variety of Starbucks-produced items at the local grocery! Because of the large variety of grocery items, this is precisely the reason I think Starbucks is due for a new CPG passport (and I would like a customer version too, please).īy the way, some analysts suggest that CPG will be a big growth driver for Starbucks in the future. There are so many now that it is pretty impressive. On Saturday, July 20th, I walked through a QFC grocery store in Seattle’s University Village neighborhood, and took pictures of all the many Starbucks CPG items. And now, the number of CPG items in the grocery store is huge! For those who don’t know, CPG standard for “Consumer Products Group.” It’s the area of the business that involves pre-packaged items, usually found in grocery stores, but could be sold in many different places, including the actual retail stores.

Years ago, there was a Starbucks CPG passport! A reader (a Starbucks partner) sent me this photo of her old CPG passport! I like this idea.

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