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"PinterestFacebookEver get coffee-drink anxiety? You know, when you order something nonfat--and really want it nonfat--and you fear that the grumpy barista just gave you--get ready for this--whole milk!? We chatted here on Vitamin G recently about the type of milk we take in our coffee drinks. Then one commenter spilled the beans on what really went on in a coffee shop she worked at (the horror!). How much do you trust your barista?\n****Do baristas mess with your milk? Oh yeah, says VG reader kristindenae: &amp;quot;Okay, I can only speak from experience but sometimes YES they do. It can be as simple as the line is really long and you already have a large container of perfectly steamed whole milk so you use that, figuring that mrs. nonfat will be happier to not have to wait even longer and chances are she won&amp;#39;t know the difference. HOWEVER, I have seen (but NOT participated in) schemes where baristas give decaf to mrs. highstrung or skim to mrs. skintightclothes. Sad but true. ...There were also times when our MANAGER would ask us to try and use a certain kind of milk more often because it was about to go bad! Yeah...sketch.&amp;quot; Read another interesting post on the topic from Yahoo&amp;#39;s Shine site here.\nThis is my reaction: *Oh. My. Goodness. Nooooooooooooo. *I mean, I&amp;#39;ve always figured that this goes on, which is why I tend to be a backseat barista (watching which carton of milk they use to make my drink).\nSo tell me readers, do you worry about what goes into your coffee drink or do you prefer to remain blissfully unaware?\nPhoto: iStock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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