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December 31 2020

STARBUCKS REMOVES ‘SANTA CREAM LATTE’ FROM MENU | Weekly Broadcast

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For the Weekly Broadcast of December 18th, we report on how Starbucks removes the ‘Santa Cream Latte’ from their menu, System of a Down’s new Christmas album, and the new Game & Watch all the kids want.

STARBUCKS REMOVES ‘SANTA CREAM LATTE’ FROM MENU

STARBUCKS REMOVES ‘SANTA CREAM LATTE’ FROM MENU | Weekly Broadcast

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Starbucks’ New Seasonal Drink ‘Santa Cream Latte’ Removed From Menu

Starbucks is no stranger to holiday controversies. The ‘Santa Cream Latte’ was a huge hit during the 6 hours it was available. The new drink perfectly captured the holiday spirit, and fans were loving it. Reports suggest that the drink was a perfect blend of cream and peppermint. So why was the hit drink removed so quickly? It ends up the beverage was a bit inappropriate, and people were not happy to see it on the menu. Starbucks then removed their new seasonal drink from the menu.

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System Of A Down Reunite For 2020 Christmas Album ‘Jingle Bombs’

System of a Down will finally reunite. The band thought now was the perfect time, as they can band together to raise awareness for a special cause very close to their hearts. This cause of course, involves Santa Clause. The band is reuniting to create a Christmas album. Not a lot of people are aware of Christmas or the importance of the holiday, and System of a Down are sure to change that. The new album “Jingle Bombs” is coming in 2020.

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Get Rid Of That PS5, Your Kid Wants A Game & Watch For Christmas

The PlayStation 5 has been difficult to find ever since launch, but it isn’t even the hottest gift option of 2020. Nintendo is once again dominating the Christmas season. The developer is having a major come back, with the Nintendo Switch still outselling even the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X on release month. The only thing that can compete with Nintendo at this point is Nintendo themselves. Times don’t change and this Christmas Nintendo is still on top. This tip is for the parents: the Game & Watch is the hottest gift of 2020.

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December 6 2020

Starbucks’ New Seasonal Drink ‘Santa Cream Latte’ Removed From Menu

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Why Did Starbucks Remove Their New Seasonal Drink From The Menu?

Apparently the drink was too offensive to remain on the menu. Mothers around the world found the drink inappropriate to be on the menu. Starbucks has yet to make a statement, but fans have their theories. Some fans suggest that it is simply inappropriate to show the image of Santa Claus. Starbucks is not being mindful of other religions and cultures by making Santa Claus the star of the hit new drink. Others believe that the root of the issue lies within the name of the product. The Santa Cream Latte just sounds wrong. It is irresponsibility for Starbucks to release a drink that has Santa’s cream as an ingredient.

What Is Wrong With The Name Of The Drink?

It is popular to call baby gravy “cream” amongst younger crowds. Starbucks likely was not aware of the usage of this slang term. The drink’s name could imply that Santa creams in each cup. This would be false advertising. It is unlikely that there is actually Santa’s cream in each cup. That would require a lot of cream. Starbucks likely removed the beverage from the menu to avoid false advertisement claims.

Were you one of the lucky few that got their hands on the elusive Santa Cream Latte? Let us know in the comments if you enjoyed some of Santa’s cream. Hopefully Starbucks adds a new seasonal drink to replace this controversial latte.