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Starbucks got milk?
- Author: Colin
- Filed under: In the Media
Feb 25,2008
Come on. Give me a break.
“… a Grande Latte provides you with half the dairy you need for the day …”
That was part of the copy in a full page got milk? ad in this weekend’s New York Times magazine.
Sure. Half the dairy you need, at triple the price.
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One Response for "Starbucks got milk?"
I hear you, Colin. But to play devil’s advocate for a moment: in Canada at least, milk consumption has gone down by about 20 per cent or so. I’d wager that with women, that would be a higher number due to weight concerns.
If women can be convinced to drink milk in their cappucino rather than not drink milk at all…
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