Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Free Dunkin Donuts Coffee Samples

Living as a religious Jew in Houston originally from NY you learn to live with less. One thing you may find yourself craving is Dunkin Donuts coffee, arguably some of the best coffee out there. Houston, one of the largest cities in the US, has only about 4 or 5 DD locations. None of these DD locations are all that close to me. My wife decided to purchase a Digital 5 cup GE coffee maker for just $15 at walmart!The coffee maker even came with a a metal cleanable coffee filter and chlorine water filter. Now we just buy the ground Dunkin Donuts coffee instead and we save a couple of dollars and can smell the incredible armoa at home. You can get a free sample of thier coffee just click here.

Tuesday, April 08, 2008

Starbucks to Offer Free Coffee....

AP-To mark the launch of its new "everyday" brew, Starbucks will give away free 8 oz. cups of Pike Place Roast -- named after its first store in Seattle's famed public market -- at more than 7,000 U.S. stores beginning at 12 p.m. Tuesday. The coffee giant hopes that the signature blend will give its slumping sales a jolt.

I could use a cup right about now....how about you?

Thursday, January 24, 2008

How Does STARBUCKS Deal With a Recession? Free Refills!

Seatlle coffee lovers are probably getting excited on Starbucks latest announcement: Starbucks is testing $1 coffee and free refills in its Seattle outlets as the global gourmet coffee chain grapples with slower consumer spending and rising competition from fast-food rivals. Starbucks shares have taken a hit due to questions over consumer spending. When companies like Starbucks are considering rolling back prices one does begin to worry.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Waking Up May Cost You More Now

For you coffee lovers, there is some bad news on the horizon. Starbucks will be raising their prices. The increase is reported to be 9 cents, which if you can afford the stuff in the first place, should not be that big of a deal. The price increase is due to the rising costs of fuel, energy and dairy prices and will go into effect next week Tuesday. I wonder if we will see any picket signs from angry protesters?