Starbucks Receives $5 Billion Defense Contract for Cold Foam Military Applications
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Summary
The U.S. Defense Department has awarded Starbucks a $5 billion contract to explore military applications of cold foam technology, including developing tactical frothed milk toppings for battlefield use. The contract is part of the Pentagon's effort to modernize its 'lactose-based defense capabilities' and create richer, more indulgent ways to neutralize threats.
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part of the military's ongoing effort to modernize its lactose-based defense capabilities
the Seattle-based company will oversee the prototype of a tactical frothed milk topping for use by the armed forces
the Pentagon looks to develop richer, more indulgent ways to neutralize threats on the battlefield
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