Starbucks Breakfast

In an attempt to offer more nutritious options that will appeal to a health-conscious consumer, Starbucks introduced several new breakfast items to their menu on September 3. 2008. The new options include oatmeal, a multigrain roll, the Berry Stella, a chewy fruit and nut bar, an apple bran muffin, and a protein plate featuring a hard-boiled egg, whole wheat bagel, peanut butter, cheese and fruit.¹

Fast Facts

1. The items have fewer than 350 calories, and aside from the protein plate, 10 or fewer grams of fat²
2. The new breakfast items do not contain artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners or high fructose corn syrup¹
3. The Bella Stella multigrain pastry debuted in July 2008¹
4. January 2008: Announced 100 store closings³
5. July 2008: Announced another 600 stores would close³

Breakfast Items

• Perfect Oatmeal: 100% whole-grain oatmeal; comes with a choice of dried fruit, nut medley or brown sugar⁴
• Fruit Stella: 100% whole grains pastry baked with berries and has omega-3s⁴
• Chewy Fruit & Nut Bar: Real fruit, oats, nuts and clover honey⁴
• Multigrain Roll: Seven hearty grains, seeds and the taste of honey; comes with a choice or almond butter or fruit preserves⁴
• Apple Bran Muffin: Hearty grains, dried cherries and baked apple⁴
• Power Protein Plate: On-the-go snack includes Cheddar cheese, fresh fruit, hard-boiled cage-free egg, whole-wheat bagel and peanut butter⁴

Quotes

• "Many Americans are too busy to make a healthy breakfast at home, but it's the most important meal of the day. Our customers have told us they want delicious choices that offer real nutrition."—Katie Thomson, registered dietitian and senior nutritionist at Starbucks²

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