These 10 Starbucks -Drinks leave the March menu

Starbucks adjusts their menu and some customer favorite drinks can disappear for good.

From March 4, the coffee chain takes to remove a selection of less popular drinks from its menu. In a statement shared with humans, the drinks that are removed “may not usually be purchased, be complex to make or resemble other drinks on our menu.”

During an income video for the first quarter of 2025, CEO Brian Niccol explained: “We have taken measures to re -focus the business, our mission and our marketing to better adapt to our identity as a coffee company.” The approximately 30% reduction in its menu is part of that redirect.

The drinks that are removed are: Iced Matching Lemonade, Espresso Frappuccino, Caffè Vanilla Frappuccino, Java Chip Frappuccino, White Chocolate Mocha Frappuccino, Frappuccino Crème mixed drinks, white hot chocolate, royal English flat.

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Although these drinks leave the stage, there are drinks with similar flavors and flavors that will remain. For example, if you normally enjoy the iced match -limonade, the green tea gliminade can be a satisfactory replacement as it also has the familiar citrus and peannotes. Or if you were a connoisseur of the white hot chocolate, customers can order a hot chocolate and add Mokka or white chocolate mock sauce.

In addition to the deleted drinks, Starbucks has also included colorful additions to their menu. The updated menu will now contain three new drinks: Iced Lavender Cream Oatmilk Match, Iced Lavender Oatmilk Latte and Iced Cherry Chai. A new groceries, Jalapeño chicken pocket (in participating places), will also be added.

These drinks will join the company’s latest espresso extension, StarbucksMade with three Ristretto images of subtly cute Starbucks blonde espresso.

Niccol announced the menu -cutting on Tuesday, January 28 during an income call. “We have to clear the noise in both food and drink menus,” he said in a statement shared with people. “It opens the door for better innovation that hopefully will reason even more for our customers.”

The menu change is just the latest shaking that the chain has done to promote this mission. Other initiatives include Return of free refill (for customers in the store) and its spices bar and requires customers to make purchases to use the toilets.