Paper Cup Christmas Tree Craft. With only a few supplies, this craft is quick, simple and can be made in less than 30 minutes. It is a perfect weekend afternoon project or something to make after ...

Why You’ll Love This Paper Cup Christmas Craft. Fun and Easy Child’s Project: This easy Santa craft is so simple and so much fun to make! It’s enjoyable for kids of all ages, ...

The annual Starbucks holiday cups have been released, and there’s not a Christmas tree or Santa icon to be found. Cue the outrage — or not. The cultural conversation around the seasonal cups ...

From red cups and reusable color-changing cups to drink tumblers, check them out now. Starbucks's new 2021 Christmas cups are in stores now. Skip to main content ...

Christmas is a time for cheer, and what better way to spread joy than by playing games with your loved ones? This unique red solo cup game will prove a hit with everyone and is easy to pick up ...

A spoof of the Starbucks "holiday cups" controversy held that CEO Howard Schultz admitted he is using the new cup design to lure customers to the dark side. Dan Evon Published Nov. 3, 2016 ...

Place 1 paper cupcake liner in each dough cup; fill each with ¼ cup uncooked rice. 3. Bake in oven 10 minutes; cover pan with aluminum foil, and bake 10 more minutes.

NOTHING says festive cheer like abusive Christmas wrapping paper covered in swear words. Now your presents can stand out from the rest, with a new range that tells people to have a “Merry f ...

Starbucks has announced that it will remove all signs of Christmas from its cups this coming holiday season, offering a cup that, the company said, is a “blank canvas” on which customers can ...

Donald Trump, then a long-shot presidential candidate, used the cups as an example of the so-called “war on Christmas,” a battle that has supposedly been raging since the Puritans banned ...

Red paper cups are featured on a chalkboard menu behind the counter at a Starbucks coffee shop in the Pike Place Market, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2015, in Seattle. It's as red as Santa's suit, a ...

In a Facebook video posted on Nov. 5, Evangelist Joshua Feuerstein said he told a Starbucks barista that his name is "Merry Christmas" to "trick" them into writing the sentiment on the cup.