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22 Feb 2016 Starbucks May Soon Have the World’s Largest Menu

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Posted at 11:28h in Blog, Health, Risk Analysis by Amy Ridenour

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Does the fact that there are 36,000 possible Frappuccino combinations at Starbucks mean that Starbucks soon must print the calorie count for all 36,000 combinations on its menu, under little-known regulations brought to us by the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)?

Apparently so.

It’s going to be interesting to see what that looks like.



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