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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.พ. 2023
- So recently I came across a bunch of articles, videos, and general talk about this line of beverages from Starbucks called Oleato which is essentially Starbucks coffee infused with Partanna brand extra virgin olive oil. They claim its velvety smooth and deliciously lush. So, naturally, I wanted to try it for myself.
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Double it and give it to the next person 😂
LMFAO W COMMENT
I wish i had a crying/laughing head shaking emoji.
"It's not unpleasant". Well, that's exactly what I look forward to when choosing something to drink.
I had my training last night and I LOVED the cold brew with golden foam
This is really fascinating, I would love to try it.
I tired it twice so far, first time I thought it really made a good texture difference. The second it was neither here nor there. I think it will be good addition to Starbucks menu for those desperate drive thru times.
Was SO GOOD not heavy was buttery smooth...I added 2 pumps of mocha..the choc and olive notes blend well together..Definitely good and worth trying..
I think Macadamia Oil (Similar fatty acid profile to olive oil), Avocado Oil (Same) or even Coconut Oil (Way different fatty acid profile and nutrient profile) would work better because you wouldn't have that olive oil taste in the end.
I'd wager the coconut oil would make for an especially unique iteration of the Oleato.
@@synthetadyne I guess that would be more of a Coconato or something like that but I'd imagine it'll taste way better than an Oleato.
The point is to have a taste of olive oil
@@geno5360 Coconato - now that's a clever name. Maybe Starbucks should have consulted with you first.
For the extra strength Olive Oil coffee just order the Popeye enhanced brew!
Keto people already do 'coffee coconut oil' in years without problem, so this is acceptable ☺️
Yum coconut cream coffee
Coconut oil is one of the most unhealthy fats. It is pure cholesterol.
I tried a few drops of olive oil in noodles and it completely tasted like olive oil, as opposed to the noodle flavoring. Its awful by the way, like eating salad dressing when theres no salad.
@@itsyourfaultnotmine15 What kind of olive oil did you use?
I expect you didn't use Italian or Californian olive oil.
I tried this with hazelnut oil instead and it was amazing
I've not studied hazelnut oil to respond in an educated way. But, with all oils make sure it's fresh and has nutritional value to it.
It’s really good. I see that Starbucks has rolled it out nationally. Starbucks made some adjustments to the menu line up.
Hey man are you Boston based? I live in the city and am looking for good shops to try out shots and training centers that have classes. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks!
Wasn't butter coffee a really trendy thing a few years ago? I think the people that did that mostly used a blender and filter coffee though.
yeah I think its called Bulletproof
@@itsxris Exactly, it was called bullet proof coffee. That trend has died down too.
Trying this…it’s nice
Not all Starbucks locations use Oatley oatmilk, some locations use Chobani or Dream oatmilk and one other brand that I can’t remember right now due to Oatley not being able to keep up with demand for Starbucks. Yes I’m interested in trying it, as an iced shaken espresso. 😍
Ask to check the label on whatever milk they are using and make sure it doesn't have additives that you may not want to be drinking.
@@carolamendoladanca thank you. I usually don’t drink non diary milks. I usually get 2% or whole milk or breve diary.
@@carolamendoladanca which additives specifically?
@lawabidingcitizen5153 Hi ...I had to go back and find the string of emails to check the question.
I see the additives that I was referring to were in the milks they could be using. I love the idea of plant based milk but I would ask to see the label and check ingredients. Some plant based milks have sweeteners, oils, thickeners and other additives. That's what I was referring to.
I use Silk oat milk and it has sunflower oil. Can you just use more sunflower oil? Is there a conflict with olive and sunflower oil flavors?
I tried the oleato golden cold brew and it wasn’t as bad as I thought it was.
I wonder if you use a lighter roast, fruitier coffee that would pair better with the olive oil. Different olive oils have different flavors, just like other food. Good job pulling decent espresso on Starbucks beans!!
I'm not sure why we need to add olive oil to coffee. But either way, it's not what Italians do although Starbucks is spinning it that way.
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Sounds like a vegan breve that’s a) easier to quickly hack together than keeping/engineering a higher fat alt milk on hand b) holds marketing benefits from the cultural cache olive oil (and piloting it in Italy) can lend.
Maybe a better comparison would be a cow milk breve?
I hope this doesn't become "a thing" for several reasons. First, all this does is add more calories to the already overloaded coffee drinks at Starbucks. Remember, every tablespoon of olive oil adds 120 calories - all from fat. The fat in olive oil is unsaturated so it's labeled a "good" fat but the calories still need to be burned up. A couple of these coffees with the added syrup and even vodka in one of the coffees will really add up. Then there's the issue of the olive oil. Even if it leaves the production facility in Italy as perfect olive oil, it has to be stored, handled and kept fresh at Starbucks locations to maintain some of the nutritional value aside from adding fat. Last, and this one really "fries" me, Starbucks is touting this coffee/oil drink is what the Italians in Italy drink. This is absolutely not true. I've been in Italy from north to south and east to west and I've never seen this at a coffee bar or in any homes that I've visited including my family's home. Sorry this is so long but not all of us are excited about this latest wizardy of marketing of coffee.
I'm from the south of Spain and everyday I use lots of olive oil and I'm slender and healthy.Things of the Mediterranean diet.
By the way neither in Spain nor Italy or Portugal we drink olive oil or add it to coffee.
@@EA7KVH Starbucks is trying to convince it's customers that others countries add oil to their coffee. It's pure marketing and I think it's not going to be well accepted. At least I hope not. I really take offense when companies try to profit with false claims like this. Thank you for your comment.
The funny part about this new item is Oatly already has oil in the formula. That’s what provides the froth in the oat milk. I dislike Oatly as it is an unhealthy option and a misnomer in plant based milks. I make fresh oat milk with three ingredients: pink Himalayan salt, water and oats. That is what real oat milk is. This new drink is a fad to promote that particular brand of EVOO. Olive oil is a healthier oil vs the rapeseed oil in commercial brand oat milks.
I'm with you. The additives in Oatly outnumber the benefits of drinking plant milk. I was excited to try it but then read the label.
I think the concept is kinda like creamer, which is mostly made of vegetable oil and powdered sugar. Thanks for trying this so I don't have to 😅
Seems this is a much healthier option
@@Cenot4ph Absolutely right.
Hi this is not new discovery in ETHIOPIA we drink coffee with special butter for coffee for centuries
Partanna olive oil is sold everywhere including wal mart. Its not cheap, but neither is starbucks.
If texture is good, but flavour is bad, what about using a tasteless oil?
Not sure why there needs to be any oil added to coffee. Coffee beans themselves have plenty of natural oil.
Wasn't this a trend a few years back but with coconut butter in your coffee? :P
As a coffee lover I can't wait to try this 😊☕😍
If you were a real coffee lover you wouldn't go to Starbucks. Better say that you are a "coffee drinks" lover.
@@gromenhauer7403 I don't usually go into Starbucks, but I tried the coffee with olive oil at home 😊☕
@@coolchicism Don't do it please. You will never get real extra virgin olive oil unless you travel to the south of Spain. Outta there you will only find adulterated oils.
@@gromenhauer7403 okay thank you 😊 I love the south of Spain 😊
Some oatmilks already contain oil. At least in the States. Seems redundant.
I just had it and exactly your words “ not unpleasant “ but I would never buy it again 😅
What the thumbnail suggested was an espresso with olive oil, what we got was a capuccino with olive oil.
this was made as Starbucks' website describes
@itsxris I understand that, then why the thumbnail showing something else
imagine there's a splash of milk going in
@@itsxris ok i give up
i am sooooooo surprised you liked it ! I thought it would be gross
Yuck! It sounds disgusting.
I'm an olive producer and I would never think about adding olive oil to coffee.
What kind of foolish is that?
In the south of Spain we have the best olive oil in the world and we would never think about adding it to the coffee. Drink good coffee and use good olive oil for seasoning or cooking, but NEVER mix it together.
ask starbucks lol
@@itsxris I'm sure that everybody in Starbucks would tell me a different answer and nobody would know WHY.
@josemiguelmunoz6985 I agree..!
After try a cup of olive coffee at home ... i have to say ... this thing has to been banned .... so disgusting .....
Low quality Starbucks coffee and disgusting rancid italian oil: the perfect laxative.
Yes @gromenhauer...not a good combination.
Sounds awful.