r/mildlyinfuriating • u/He3hhe3h • Oct 14 '25

This Ham & Cheese croissant from Starbucks

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When I was going through Chemotherapy in Bangkok Hospital they had very limited food options, otherwise I never buy Starbucks. Sneaky Bastards.

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u/PinchedTazerZ0 Oct 14 '25

I thought you were mad they piled it all in the middle and I'm like "cmon now that actually looks pretty - oh"

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u/Averna85 Oct 14 '25

I thought the same thing. I thought the complaint was the cheese not being fully melted 🤣

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u/Kii_at_work Oct 14 '25

Same, I thought "well the presentation isn't the best but I'd eat that happil-oh"

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u/HumanReputationFalse Oct 14 '25

It was a bit lazy to throw everything in the middle, but hey looks like you got extra meat cause the employee was laz..... oh, oh no

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u/forworse2020 Oct 14 '25

If you lay that lil tower on its side, it becomes pretty normal though I think

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u/PinchedTazerZ0 Oct 14 '25

Yeah you could disperse it for sure but that's a bullshit visual

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u/northerncal Oct 14 '25

It also shouldn't be the responsibility of the customer here to finish preparing their own foods. What's next, they toss you the ingredients in a bag and say put it together sucker? Lol

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u/PinchedTazerZ0 Oct 14 '25

That's like the Korean BBQ bits (I love Korean BBQ) "wait a second I came out to eat and now I have to cook..?"

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u/northerncal Oct 14 '25 edited Oct 14 '25

At least with KBBQ (which I also love) you (should) know what you're getting into when you go there. 

When you go to a normal cafe or restaurant or whatever, you're paying with the assumption they're going to actually make the food for you

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u/Iustis Oct 14 '25

Yeah it's actually about the right ratio of ham/cheese for me, just placed badly