A former employee of Starbucks revealed in a TikTok that the coffee brand has allegedly stolen recipes from creators — including those that are on the “secret menu.”
that the coffee brand has allegedly stolen recipes from creators — including those that are on the “secret menu.”Laschnella’s video was in response to another one asking “Why do restaurants be mad as f–k when TikTok make a food item popular?”
“But, the thing about the secret menu was a lot of those drinks were actually stolen from Asian creators who would create like really pretty drinks, overall,” Laschnella continued. — which was officially added in 2017 — was one such stolen creation. Laschnella’s video was in response to one asking “Why do restaurants be mad as f–k when TikTok make a food item popular?”laschnell/TikTokSome TikTok users also voiced their own opinions.
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