Woman shares hidden 'code' in Costa cup

Tinesha Kinley, 22, a barista from Leeds, was holding her friend's coffee when she noticed that the 'o' in the logo had been coloured in on the lid.

The 22-year-old soon realised this had been done to distinguish that the drink had been made from oat milk, but then something else clicked.

In complete shock, Tinesha figured out that all the letters in Costa's name stand for the different kinds of milk the chain uses in their drinks.

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[bbygirljohnson]

I just learned 'Teat' is the machine that is used to pull the milk, which is not the name of the milk, it is just milk!