1. Is there a reason?

2. Ok so I’ll be making my wife coffe starting 9/25

3. Or maybe my wife will start drinking cholim Stam without me knowing.

4. *cholov

5. Kosher milk… with non- kosher coffee. How nice

6. To Doesn’t matter: your a mashgiach and you know or talking from your boich?

7. With no Mashgiach temidi, there’s no way in knowing or trusting that the milk now is cholov yisrael. So I guess at least after the 25th, this mystery will be one that we no longer need to try to solve.

8. A giten moed!

9. This is an obvious wake-up call before Rosh Hashana.

   Tichle Shana Vikkiloseha

10. There are enough kosher cafes now in the Lakewood vicinity. Why not buy real kosher to begin with. (or make coffee yourself at home – it’s much cheaper)

11. Suggestion: Maybe a Cholov Yisroel supplier could package refrigerated 1 time use ‘cups’ of milk, and Starbucks could stock them.

12. To got milk:
    There is one local cafe that has half-decent coffee.
    Unfortunately most cafes coffee is not fresh..

13. I just called Starbucks Corporate at 800-782-7282, and they were very receptive to my letting them know that their cholov yisrael kosher milk would be sorely missed. The rep even advised me to have more customers call in, so that decision makers can know that this will be affecting many of their customers. The whole call took less than five minutes and was very pleasant. SO IF YOU WANT CHOLOV YISRAEL MILK IN STARBUCKS, JUST CALL AND SAY SO. Who knows, Starbucks might just change its mind. PR is sometimes more valuable than the price of Pride of the Farm milk.
    FYI, Star-K has a comprehensive list (last updated August 2017) detailing which Starbucks products can be consumed at which locations.

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