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SEATTLE -- Testing the deli waters, Starbucks Coffee Co. here is, introducing a line of what it's calling "warm foods" in select New York metropolitan area stores. Now, coffee drinkers will be able to opt for a heated pastry or toasted Starbucks bagel, as well as four new warm breakfast sandwiches made from what the company calls "premium ingredients," and available all day long.

SEATTLE -- Testing the deli waters, Starbucks Coffee Co. here is, introducing a line of what it's calling "warm foods" in select New York metropolitan area stores. Now, coffee drinkers will be able to opt for a heated pastry or toasted Starbucks bagel, as well as four new warm breakfast sandwiches made from what the company calls "premium ingredients," and available all day long.

SEATTLE -- Testing the deli waters, Starbucks Coffee Co. here is, introducing a line of what it's calling "warm foods" in select New York metropolitan area stores. Now, coffee drinkers will be able to opt for a heated pastry or toasted Starbucks bagel, as well as four new warm breakfast sandwiches made from what the company calls "premium ingredients," and available all day long.

SEATTLE -- Testing the deli waters, Starbucks Coffee Co. here is, introducing a line of what it's calling "warm foods" in select New York metropolitan area stores. Now, coffee drinkers will be able to opt for a heated pastry or toasted Starbucks bagel, as well as four new warm breakfast sandwiches made from what the company calls "premium ingredients," and available all day long.

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