Ariana Grande has gotten into some hot water — or, in this case, steamed milk — over her new partnership with Starbucks.
As we reported, the 7 rings songstress teamed up with the coffee chain to become the face of her very own drink called the Cloud Macchiato. Many were ecstatic over the pairing that finally allowed Grande to live up to her namesake.
But some fans felt the need to call Ariana out. Why? Because the Cloud Macchiato contains egg whites in its foam and condensed milk in its caramel drizzle — which is a problem, since Ari has claimed to be a vegan since 2013!
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Fans immediately voiced their concerns on Twitter, with many calling the 26-year-old a vegan fraud:
https://twitter.com/spidersockz/status/1103015218660036608
We already knew Ariana Grande wasn’t vegan because when talking about what she eats at restaurants this is what she said. Everyone knows true vegans subsist on French fries. pic.twitter.com/ngbYw0GxVe
— D A N I (@skinnyawkward) March 5, 2019
https://twitter.com/literallygaby/status/1102690344049623042
Others pointed out that the Cloud Macchiato comes in four versions, two of which are made with soy milk:
https://twitter.com/arianaaccesscom/status/1102958104008896513
But critics argued that even if customers order the soy version, the “cloud powder” in the drink is made with dehydrated egg whites — and, therefore, definitely not vegan friendly.
https://twitter.com/14rachelwolff/status/1102935021806120961
https://twitter.com/pizaaaaa6/status/1103329796157775874
ariana grande claims to be vegan (no shade) but everyone pls don’t get confused: the cloud macchiato has EGG in it, no matter what milk u get. the “cloud powder” which is supposed to be like a merengue is made w dehydrated egg whites https://t.co/AIdWYeJ2W1
— ali (@youreyeah) March 5, 2019
Ariana has yet to address this Grande-sized controversy.
Do U think this makes her a vegan fraud, or are people overreacting?
[Image via Twitter]
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