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Coffeehouse giant Starbucks has added yet more vegan options to its current range of vegan offerings, including a tempting cake and a hearty wrap.
In a press conference in 2017, Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson revealed that Starbucks was planning to increase its profits by developing more plant-based options thanks so high demand for these options for customers.
And the brand certainly seems to be sticking to this plan as eagle-eyed customers have spotted new additions to their vegan offerings in stores – including a decadent looking raspberry cake, a hearty wrap with falafel and sweet potato and a breakfast option of fresh mango with lime.
Vegan treats
Hungry vegans will be pleased to hear that the coffeehouse giant is now offering a sweet treat for customers to enjoy with the coffee in the form of a tempting raspberry and chocolate cake.
The cake is described by the company as a ‘moist chocolate cake sandwiched with a layer of raspberry icing, decorated with chocolate icing and dried raspberries’ – a treat for the eyes as well as the tastebuds!
For those who are looking for a quick but filling lunch option to grab-and-go, Starbucks has added a tasty new vegan wrap to its menu. The wrap consists of sweet potato falafels with mixed vegetables, rainbow slaw and a tomato salsa.
More options
The new releases come after the company revealed that it was “leaning in” to offering more plant-based food and beverages in a bid to appeal to new customers amid disappointing sales in 2017.
Starbucks head of real estate John Culver confirmed that Starbucks will be actively be targeting plant-based customers, saying: “Plant-based beverages and alternatives [are a] big area of opportunity for us,” Culver said, “and our customers are asking for it.”
In 2017, the coffeehouse chain added almond milk to its menu, as well as a selection of vegan options such as falafel, quinoa and lentil salad to meet the growing demand for vegan options in the UK.