In Canada the bottled Frappuccinos have been discontinued. Do you know anything about this? And if you haven't mentioned it on your site, you should make a post about it! They raised the price by like 30 cents a few weeks before discontinuing them too weirdly enough.Can anyone confirm -- or deny -- this? I thought I saw the bottled drink at my neighborhood Starbucks, so I'm assuming they're still available in the U.S.
Still available everywhere in the US.
I'm still upset they got rid of the caramel bottled Frappuccinos.
Posted by: ryan | August 17, 2011 at 03:46 PM
Costca Canada is still selling them in bulk.
Posted by: Erik | August 17, 2011 at 06:21 PM
It's still liquid candy. One can only hope they're reformulating...
Posted by: DePaulBlueDemon | August 17, 2011 at 06:28 PM
They only discontinued vanilla, mocha is still available. It was done to make room for new lunch items called bistro boxes.
Posted by: Canadabarista | August 17, 2011 at 06:37 PM
I had no idea Canadians drink Frappuccinos. For being so close to them geographically, I really have no information about Canadians. It's like they're an invisible people. You never see pictures of them or news, etc. LIke I know all about Mexico, but not Canada. I just picture those South Park characters with the funny heads, and I know Alex Trebek immigrated to the US from there. He almost doesn't seem human, so it's hard to judge from him what Canadians are like. Well now I know one thing: they drink Frappuccinos. How they respond to this crisis of Frappuccinos MIA will help me get a better read on them.
Posted by: Marcus | August 17, 2011 at 11:00 PM
I'm still looking for the sugar-free canned Doubleshot + Energy Coffee drinks in the States. Target had them discounted, and now they're gone entirely. Thankfully the Archer Farms versions that have replaced them are reasonably good.
Posted by: Hirayuki | August 18, 2011 at 06:14 AM
Only the vanilla was discontinued in Canada, bottled Mocha Frappuccinos are still available.
Posted by: M.S | August 18, 2011 at 08:46 AM
Vanilla is coming back fwiw - at least in some places
Posted by: deanmzi | August 18, 2011 at 10:06 AM
Re: Marcus +1
as one of your 37 million invisible neighbors to the north i say kudos to your inquisitive nature. We Canuckleheads love our runnin water, our 'lectricity and our fancyd-up coffees, that is when the King of Canada decrees it.
P.S. Try not to talk too freely aboot the Trebek robot. It's still top secret
Posted by: Canucklehad | August 18, 2011 at 05:39 PM
I stopped drinking bottled Frappuccinos about a year ago. They taste different now, and not for the better. Don't know what they did (if anything) to change it but I don't like them anymore.
Posted by: Espressoh | August 18, 2011 at 07:06 PM
@Canucklehead
I am so glad to see one of you make contact with the outside world! I have so much to learn about your peopleādo Canadians have regular human bodies? Does their skin sweat? Do they feel emotions? I somehow imagine them eating mostly gummy candies and working in marshmallow fluff factories--is that the case?
Running water is interesting; I would have assumed you ate snow. And I didn't know that our electrical wires run up that far North. Maybe by following those wires, the American people will one day uncover the lost people of Canada. Keep up the good fight, and may the world one day see Canada emerge from invisibility.
Posted by: Marcus | August 18, 2011 at 10:56 PM
Marcus-May the great spirit of William Shatner keep you safe as you travel north
Posted by: canucklehead | August 19, 2011 at 06:04 PM
@Marcus
A sad attempt at getting attention with some Canadian bashing. You need a new tactic dude. Yawn.
Why don't you go and play in traffic. We will somehow get by without your witty commentary.
*Trebek be with you*
Anyway, the vanilla is out in the stores but can be purchased at all grocery carriers. We just didn't have the space in the RTD&E. Double Shot and Jones are also gone.
Posted by: Kandi | August 23, 2011 at 07:36 AM