Limited to the Starbucks Coffee online store, "Carrot Cake" using carrots grown from extracted coffee (bean cake) will be on sale from June 23rd. At the same time, we have started "Loop Action," an initiative to collect unnecessary plastic tumblers, convert them into goods and materials, and return them to stores as products.

Carrot cake

At Starbucks stores, about 16 kg of extracted coffee (bean cake) is discharged per day, accounting for about 70% of the food waste generated from the stores. Recycle this bean dregs into compost without discarding it. "Carrot cake" using carrots from Hokkaido grown using this compost will be on sale at the online store (delivery by frozen mail).


A two-layer structure of pound cake and frosting that allows you to feel the sweetness of carrots. Spices, nuts, carrots and fruits are mixed in a moist and condensed dough, and in addition to the natural sweetness of vegetables and fruits and the rich flavor of spices, pistachios and walnuts are topped on the frosting, and the color is gorgeous. It is finished in. The spicy and heavy flavor is perfect for coffee, and it has a chewy texture. It is a 12.5 cm hole type, and it is recommended to eat it separately with family and friends. The price is 3,240 yen (tax included).

Loop action

A recycling program that helps create new products from unnecessary tumblers that are broken or old and are sleeping at home. From June 23rd to August 31st, plastic tumblers will be collected at about 500 stores nationwide. In addition to aiming for commercialization next year, it will be useful as a mechanism for returning to the store as a material for the store.


For each tumbler you bring in, you will receive a 5% discount coupon (expiration date is one month from the issue date) that can be used when purchasing drinkware products such as tumblers, mugs, and bottles as a thank you for your cooperation in sustainable action. Will be done.

The collection targets are Starbucks (including overseas) plastic tumblers, bottles, cups, and mugs. Items made of materials other than plastic, such as tumblers made by other companies, pottery, and stainless steel, cannot be collected.