The viral drink with olive oil that Starbucks introduced last year are on the way out as the company's new CEO begins revamping the coffee giant to turn around back sales.

Oleato drinks will be taken off the menu in the US and Canada in early November, Bloomberg News reported.

Bloomberg reported that Nicol, who is said to be able earn more than 100 million dollars in his first year as CEO, wants to bring Starbucks back to its coffee roots and just the “incredibly complex menu.”

Currently there is two options: a latte infused with extra virgin olive oil and a caramel nut espresso shake with “golden foam”, which is made with sweet vanilla cream infused with extra virgin olive oil in a cold foam .

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“While this decision was made before Brian Niccol assumed the role of CEO, the decision to drop the drinks aligns with his strategy to simplify our menu,” a Starbucks spokesperson said. told the BBC.

In other changes, the company clarified this week that its hybrid corporate work policy (three days a week in the office) will be implemented starting in January.

“I believe our problems are very fixable,” Niccol said in one video posted on the Starbucks website on October 22.

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