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[hexod.us] "Free!" I Scream, at Starbucks: According to Los Angeles Foodbloggin', StarbucksCoffee, an obscure underground conglomerate of caffeine dealers has made the announcement that they will be giving out free samples of Java Chip icecream today, all across the USA! Blogging.la advises to stay away from these gatos and go

[Well, There It Is.] I Feel Bad: Not only does Starbucks have its own brand of icecream, but it’s also giving it away for free. You can get me to do anything for free icecream, even drink Starbuckscoffee if I

[Lakeshore Laments] FREE ICE CREAM AT STARBUCKS: The company said in a statement it is trying to generate interest in the Starbucks brand of ice cream, which it has been selling in grocery stores since 1995 as part of a joint venture with Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Holdings Inc. (Research)

 [DCist] More Free Stuff From the Chains: Dammit, K, I'm LITERALLY doing my writeup now when I went to check your guys' site to find that Starbucks Density thing and saw you got there first. You win this time.

 [LAist] Get Your Licks Today at a Starbucks Near You: we heard last night over at LA.foodblogging that the mecca of corporate coffee is having their first annual Ice Cream Social. In order to raise awareness of (interest in?) their Java Chip Ice Cream, your favorite baristas in the green aprons will be giving away free 4 oz.

[Starbucksgossip.typepad.com] Starbucks Gossip: In a Texas courtroom on Monday, Starbucks called to the stand a marketing professor who testified that when 150-member groups of consumers were asked in an Internet survey whether they thought a beer called Star Bock or Starbock was associated with another company, 48 percent said Star Bock made them think of Starbucks and 58 percent linked Starbock to Starbucks. (Houston Chronicle)

 [Blog.ziffdavis.com] Truckstops Cheaper Than Starbucks (for both Wi-Fi and coffee): I used to work for a company on the West Coast (Yeah, Thrifty Drug Stores, gone now...)that sold their ice cream at $0.75 a scoop in their stores but sold to fine restaraunts who in turn resold that same exact ice cream to their customers for $3.99 (of course they got the extra dollop of whip cream and chocolate shavings!)

 [Marketingprofs.com] When Starbucks Jumps from Coffee to Ice Cream: Extend Your Brand ...: SWOT Analysis: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. How to Write Compelling Blog Posts.

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