The Toast

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Maid From Manhattan: Monday, June 29th, 2026

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Sponsor Block: Starbucks Frappuccino, Frankie's Organics, and Primal Kitchen

At 16:00 · chapter starts 10:40

Claudia delivers three sponsor reads in sequence. First, Starbucks Frappuccino drinks are positioned as an on-the-go sweet moment of joy available at gas stations and grocery stores. Next, Frankie's Organics Puffcorn celebrates its first nationwide Target launch with four flavors — white cheddar, dill pickle, barbecue, and the Target-exclusive hot honey — plus a limited $20 Target gift card giveaway for early purchasers who submit their receipt at frankiesnacks.com. Finally, Primal Kitchen, the fastest-growing salad dressing brand in the US and the first to bring avocado oil to condiments, gets a passionate read in which Claudia notes that hidden calories and chemicals in conventional dressings are often overlooked, and that Ben is a convert to their ketchup.

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