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Graphic artist Viktor Hertz has recreated the logos of famous companies to show what they would be like if the companies actually told the truth about their product. Caution: Heavy doses of keepin' it real ahead.
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One cup of coffee. Seven dollars. Seven. The first world problems are almost palpable here.
Starbucks recently introduced a line of premium Costa Rican coffee roast called Finca Palmilera, a roast supposedly so super bueno that they've decided to charge nearly twice the price of your standard grande mocha for it. The folks over at Jimmy Kimmel Live then decided to set out and discover whether or not people could actually tell the difference between the Finca and the same old watery burnt stuff Starbucks usually has.
I'll give you one guess as to whether or not they could, because one guess is all you'll need.
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As long as you have tiny print on your product, you can claim environmental causes as your own and forget about the rest. Great job, Starbies!
For the most part, the previously-featured Starbucks white cup contest entries pale in comparison to the works of art that London barista Gabriel Nkweti Lafitte draws for some of his customers. You can see more examples at his Facebook page. (H/T Foodbeast.)
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Try our vanilla bean breve and our Sean Bean frappucino!
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I'm all that's needed to get you up in the morning, baby...
"It's like we're interns or something!"
