Starbucks now offers its Oleato olive oil-infused coffees in Dallas area stores.
Olive oil in coffee? Starbucks says it’s legal.
Back in March, the global coffee empire introduced their new “Oleato” beverages in Starbucks Reserve stores in Chicago, Seattle and New York. Now, North Texas coffee fans can try olive oil-infused drinks. The Oleato Caffé Latte uses blonde espresso, extra virgin olive oil and oat milk for a velvety latte. The Oleato Iced Shaked Espresso combines rich espresso, oat milk and extra virgin olive oil, shaken and sweetened with “notes of toffeenut.” Finally, the Oleato Golden Foam Cold Brew uses Starbucks cold brew topped with olive oil-infused cold foam, which diffuses to sweeten the cold brew.
Texas is one of 11 states included in this phase of the expansion. To find which stores are offering the Oleato drinks, theFormer Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who stepped down from his third stint as CEO in March, got the idea for the Oleato after a visit to Sicily, according to. Schultz learned that many Sicilians routinely drink a tablespoon of olive oil in the morning “for their health.” Schultz put two and two together.
Now, North Texans will decide if olive oil has a place in their coffee or if this fad should fade quickly. It's a bit along the lines of bulletproof coffee popular with those on a keto diet. But there are skeptics, like theKEEP THE DALLAS OBSERVER FREE..., it has been defined as the free, independent voice of Dallas, and we'd like to keep it that way. With local media under siege, it's more important than ever for us to rally support behind funding our local journalism.
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