It means customers paying £25 a month for a subscription will have fewer drinks to choose from.
Pret-a-Manger has said it will stop making smoothies, frappes and milkshakes in another blow to its customers and drinks subscribers.
The chain's subscription service launched in the summer of 2020 promising five drinks a day - with 30 minutes between each order. We spoke to staff who admitted turning off machines because of the sheer pressure to serve huge queues of subscribers. The staff said they told customers the machines were "broken" or "we've run out" or "there haven't been any deliveries".
He said: "When I complained in the Great Peter Street branch, they muttered some nonsense about there 'not being the demand for them' despite admitting they served 600 a day. I wish they'd be more transparent rather than spouting all theses tall stories".
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