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Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX) unveiled its new menu program today that includes an expanded lineup of beverages and lunch selections. It looked all too familiar. Coffee and salad, I thought? Can't I get that at McDonald's Corporation (NYSE: MCD)? Before its foray into salads, Starbucks had aggressively been competing with McDonald's over the title of 'best coffee' ever since Canadian Business magazine's blind taste-test last year declared McDonald's the winner and champion.
Starbucks has already tried to compete for a spot in the crowded breakfast line-up. Back in October last year, they announced a plan to roll out its breakfast sandwiches. After a taste-test, The Columnist Manifesto thought them to be so bad that he compared them to airplane food.
With Starbucks' grinds slightly burnt, management decided to tackle McDonald's straight on: Salads. Customers now have the option to order the new Tomato Mozzarella Insalada, Champagne Pasta Salad or Albacore Tuna Penne, among other delights. Try that with your new Raspberry Mocha Frappuchino.
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