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You can’t advertise that it’s Sumatran coconut milk and provide (an) inferior product. I am certain I am not the only one who would be shocked to discover this when I asked to read the ingredients list. …the coconut milk advertised is actually a coconut milk ‘beverage’ with an excess of 20 ingredients, including sugar and other non-pure additives.

To be clear: They still want coconut milk, they would just rather do without all the additives that the Starbucks version contains. Well, since the milk has been available nationwide for a few months, several Starbucks customers have soured on the chain’s coconut option. “Providing a non-dairy alternative to dairy and soy is the second most requested customer idea of all time from, generating more than 84,000 votes,” Starbucks said in a statement issued in February. When Starbucks announced that it was going to start offering its own blend of coconut milk - the Starbucks Single Origin Sumatra Coconut Milk - the java giant said it had heard the call of the caffeinated.