Starbucks chairman warns executives of damage to brand

[travajante]

Only in asia lang ang milkteh...

Ang kape, kahit saang bundok ka available... sa milkteh, malalason ka pa... [emoji849]


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Boba is everywhere, ray bai....not just Asia.[emoji4]

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[kagalingan]

eh yung nangyari nalason sa milkteh eh kagaguhan yun ng may-ari na pipitsugin tindahan sa may espana sampaloc area. Walang quality control kasi ginamit yun container sa ibang business nya parang chemical ata pang linis ng silver. Hindi rin franchise yun na galing taiwan. Walang training yan wa-class.

Ito na lang article ng year 2016. Tea vs coffee.

Tea or coffee? A map of the world according to who prefers which of each drink

Posted Wednesday 18 May 2016 12:20 by Louis Doré in news




Which countries in the world prefer tea over coffee the most and vice versa?

It turns out, Uzbekistan loves tea the most as the drink accounts for 99.6 per cent of the country's joint coffee and tea consumption.

The opposite is true for Guatemala, which is the world's most ardent coffee drinking country.

The data comes from a aggregation of Euromonitor International market research by the Economist - and this is what the world looks like on the tea/coffee scale.





The UK is the world's 15th most prolific tea drinker, proportionally speaking, with tea consumption making up 78.4 per cent of that of both hot drinks.

It seems like old habits die hard, despite the dominance of coffee, globally speaking.

For a full breakdown of the data, see the chart below:

Tea or coffee? A map of the world according to who prefers which of each drink | indy1

[kagalingan]

ito isipin nyo bakit hind sinali ang pinas jan sa chart???

Kasi nga ampaw yung pagkahilig ng noypi sa kape. Pag sosyalan lang starbucks tapos hindi nga inuubos eh.. PEro kung bahay bahay eh its more of a "drug" lang to jumpstart your day. Kung baga no choice ano pa ba pwede inumin para magising sa umaga?

Eh si tea its more of a choice ng matataray ang palate.


EDIT: Nagkamali ako. Ngayon ko lang nakita nanjan pala pilipinas. Pero i stick pa din sa sinabi ko ampaw pagkahilig noypi sa coffee. 3in1 my gawd!!!!

[dr. d]

nice figures.
are they talking about the traditional coffee and tea preparations? yes, i think.
do the numbers include fancified coffee and tea preparations (aka your milkteh) ? i don't think so.

[sparc179]

According to his own source, 94.7 % prefer Coffee over Tea in our country. Disproves his own argument.

[dr. d]

3in1 my gawd!!!!

why?
what's wrong with 3 in 1 ?
i am a fan of 3-in-1 . it's extremely convenient.
it simply goes to show, when the chips are down, coffee is still it.
comfort food, if i may.

[heavenlee]

According to his own source, 94.7 % prefer Coffee over Tea in our country. Disproves his own argument.

He's probably in denial, sir.

[dr. d]

he was advertising his preference for milk tea.
he crossed the line, when he started including traditional coffee and tea in his advertorial.
heh heh.

[sparc179]

He's probably in denial, sir.

It would take an army of Psychoanalysts to determine what he is sir.

As for Coffee disappearing from our everyday necessities, I find that idea ludicrous.

[travajante]

I take my coffee black & tea w/o milk. Coffee over tea for me.

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