Do You Know These Fun Facts About Starbucks?

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There are over 87,000 possible drink combinations at Starbucks!

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The size names are truly meaningless. They were completely made up words decided upon in the boardroom.

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There's a secret menu, and a secret size
Just last year, Starbucks not-so-sneakily dropped a "secret" Halloween drink called the Franken Frappuccino. Other items on the secret menu are Cap'n Crunch Berry Frappuccino, Caramel Snickerdoodle Macchiato, and Butterbeer Latte. There's also an off-books cup size, the original 8oz short.

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Portland, Oregon loves the eggnog latte.

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In some you can already have wine with your coffee.

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This was a prank. In 1996, NPR told listeners that Starbucks was developing a transcontinental coffee pipeline that would carry freshly roasted coffee beans across thousands of miles.

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Like its mythical namesake, the Unicorn Frappuccino blended crème comes with a bit of magic, starting as a purple beverage with swirls of blue and a first taste that is sweet and fruity. But give it a stir and its color changes to pink, and the flavor evolves to tangy and tart. The more swirl, the more the beverage’s color and flavors transform.

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After Starbucks experienced a pair of especially brutal years, two Seattle shops went into the coffee shop equivalent of the Witness Protection Program. 15th Avenue Coffee and Tea and Roy Street Coffee wiped any obvious logos, lingo, and barista uniforms and distracted suspicious customers with off-menu items like meat trays -- while still accepting Starbucks rewards cards and tacking "inspired by Starbucks" onto the new aliases. These so-called "Stealth Starbucks" locations were intended to be experimental grounds where corporate could test out new ideas without any branding bias to cloud customer judgment. 15th Avenue went back to being a regular Starbucks in 2011, but it looks like Roy Street is still as sneaky as ever.

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The CIA has its own location. No names are called and baristas are subjected to extensive background checks.

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Starbucks' purposely has small round tables to make people feel LESS lonely. The figure at a round table there are no empty seats.