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Starbucks' coffee beans are mainly baked in four places: Kent, Washington; York, Pennsylvania; Carson Valley, Nevada; and Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Coffee beans are vacuum packed immediately after baking. These packages are equipped with a pressure valve so that coffee beans can continue to discharge internal gas after packaging. Whole beans (unground) and ground coffee beans are sold at Starbucks stores around the world or at contracted retailers.

Starbucks offers a wide variety of coffee. They change different kinds of coffee beans every week for a week, allowing consumers to drink coffee mixed with different beans in a simple way (called Coffee of the week weekly coffee in the United States), but not everywhere is on a weekly basis. Starbucks in Taiwan, for example, has only daily coffee. Starbucks also offers a range of hot drinks, including coffee (such as lattes) and non-coffee (such as hot chocolate). Winter is the main supply season for Starbucks' hot drinks, and most of Starbucks' profits come from cold coffee drinks with some cream and lots of syrup (such as Frappuccino;).

For English-speaking countries, Starbucks is a company that likes to show off words. For example, the capacity on the Starbucks menu is expressed as "short", "tall", "grande" and "venti" (20 in Italian) for "small", "medium", "large" and "extra-large" (small, medium, large and large), respectively. Although most coffee conditioners (Starbucks: barista; comes from Italian) will accommodate customers to use traditional English capacity, but there are also very persistent conditioners. However, there is no such problem for Starbucks in Greater China, because small, medium and large are the general Starbucks store expressions in Chinese.

Starbucks' main coffee products are: Starbucks Coffee, Seattle's Best Coffee, Starbucks Frappuccino, Torrefazione Italia Coffee, Starbucks Hear Music,Pasqua Coffee. In addition to capacity, Starbucks can accept customers' individual requests for coffee conditioning. For example, you can choose decaffeinated coffee, use low-fat milk, skim milk or soy milk, less or deiced, less or sugar-free, and even cappuccino foam can choose to be thick or thin.

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