Oat milk is as popular as cow's milk at some Philly-area coffee shops, fueled by Gen Z
Coffee shops pay more for oat, almond, and soy than they do for cow’s milk — as do customers, who shell out an extra 50 cents to $1.25 for a milk alternative.
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Coffee shops pay more for oat, almond, and soy than they do for cow’s milk — as do customers, who shell out an extra 50 cents to $1.25 for a milk alternative.
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