Right now, one of the most popular custom drinks at Starbucks is the Medicine Ball. While the name may sound more like equipment at your local gym, this tea can supposedly ward off sniffles, sore ...

Chances are that at some point in the past few years, you've gone out with the sniffles only for someone to suggest you go to Starbucks and get a "Medicine Ball." And like many, you might very well ...

When asked about Starbucks’ “Medicine Ball” that’s the earnest commentary Jenny Hagendorf, MS, RDN, LD, CSOWM, in San Antonio, had to share about the buzzy beverage. But is it really that good for you ...

Help cure your winter woes with this tasty tea from Starbies. Waking up with a scratchy throat is no fun, but there’s a (not so) secret menu item at Starbucks that can help alleviate those annoying ...

The fall weather is arriving. That means everyone is breaking out the comfy sweaters, cute boots and fuzzy blankets to get cozy while watching Halloween movies. Demand for the seasonal pumpkin spice ...

What Is a Medicine Ball at Starbucks? Like the beloved Pink Drink, the Medicine Ball was a secret menu favorite that took off on Instagram nearly eight years ago. (In case you don’t know, the ...

Feeling sick? A "secret" tea concoction touted as a cure for the common cold is now on the Starbucks menu. Starbucks recently added the “medicine ball” to its full menu due to increasing customer ...

We're now seeing the start of cold and flu season (plus COVID-19, too), and though I'm staying home to keep myself and my loved ones safe, there are still days when I wake up feeling less than my best ...

The video was uploaded by user Fanta (@justfantaaa) who typically posts content about her job as a barista at Starbucks. In her recent clip, she issued a public service announcement for the popular ...

Too sick to drive to Starbucks? You're in luck. You can make Starbucks medicine ball recipe in the comfort of your own kitchen. Everyone raves about the wonders of the Starbucks medicine ball recipe.

A Starbucks customer claims she was “verbally abused” by a barista after she ordered a drink by its TikTok moniker (“the medicine ball”) versus its actual name. In a viral TikTok video, user Liyah ...