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I wish Starbucks would have healthier breakfast options to go with my coffee. Besides the oatmeal, everything else on their menu is like a candy bar. I can onl
by vinhboy 10y ago
I wish Starbucks would have healthier breakfast options to go with my coffee. Besides the oatmeal, everything else on their menu is like a candy bar.
I can only eat so much un-sweetened oatmeal. I don't really don't know what else they could sell, maybe some sort of plain bread?
- tdicola 10y agoIf you're out at a Starbucks chances are you're also near a grocery store or food mart of some kind. Pick up an apple, avocado, berries, etc. Or just pack them in a bag--whole fruits are easy to transport. Be wary of the glycemic index of fruits though and don't go for the super sugary ones, see this list for example: http://adrenalfatiguesolution.com/fruits-lowest-glycemic-load/ http://adrenalfatiguesolution.com/fruits-lowest-glycemic-loa... edit: Also plain bread/toast is a horrible breakfast. It just turns into sugar in your body and won't make you feel full at all. Don't kid yourself about 'whole grain' being any better either--it's all the same to your body.
- toephu2 10y agoYou think your Starbucks coffee is actually healthy? (many of Starbucks' drinks have more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola)
- rspeer 10y agoWhy in the world would you smugly jump to the conclusion that he's ordering sugary drinks? He just said coffee. You can get black coffee at Starbucks.
- saiya-jin 10y agotrue, but i've yet to see a single person doing so. most people add sugar into their already sweet lattes and other stuff
- gnicholas 10y agoWorse yet, their oatmeal is misleadingly labeled. They call it something like "old fashioned" or "steel cut", but in reality it's mostly instant oats, with a few heartier bits thrown in. It's very salty, but probably still the healthiest option at Starbucks.