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I finally decided to give it another try. This time I started a new session and loaded Day 1. Then I trashed 5 drinks and served 1 to the first customer (It was Coffee, Coffee, Coffee). After a few dialogs passed (after the point where she tried the drink and liked it) I selected the option to go to the Main Menu and from there I selected Load Game and started Day 1 again. I repeated the process 4 more times and I got the achievement during the last set before trashing all 5 drinks. But I continued by serving the Coffee, Coffee, Coffee again to the first customer and waited for her response to trying it before I went to the Main Menu again. Hopefully this keeps track so I get the achievement for getting all of the achievements at the end...
I hope this is helpful to others!
Is there something special you have to do in addition to trashing 5 drinks and then serving 1 before reloading?
Is the achievement progress supposed to track and show percentage completed as you trash drinks or do you magically get the achievement from 0 progress to completed once you finally trash enough drinks to trigger it?
Somehow, I tried doing both but when I got to second customer, it made me trash my second drink and when I did trash the first customer's espresso five times, it didn't give my trash 25 drinks achievement a huge progress. Maybe the developers have patched the exploit or whatever it's called.