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Topic	starbucks suggests using uber eats to order coffee for the holidays
adjl 11/19/19 11:16:18 AM #14:	NightMareBunny posted... wolfy42 posted... I mean when your already spending $5 + per cup of coffee...why not add delivery fees, service fees and tips to the mix!!! Also, your at freaking home, if you like coffee, you should have a way to make it there. depends on what you like...me while i don't go to starbucks(i do drink their ground coffee) i can say that whenever i go to mcdonalds I'm likely to get one of their coffee drinks that i probably won't be able to make at home for one reason or another stuff like the cinnamon cookie latte or a caramel mocha and honestly when you live out in the sticks you don't really have much options in terms of making delicious flavored coffees Honestly, you can get a passable home espresso machine and milk frother/steamer for under $1000. If you're spending $5 on such a drink from starbucks every day, you'll pay for that in a year, even accounting for ingredient costs. It won't be quite the same quality, particularly where there is some skill involved in making lattes and the like, but you can save a ton of money that way. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:930369176] in starbucks ... [t:78176180]...</cite> <quote>NightMareBunny posted...</cite> <quote>wolfy42 posted...</cite> <quote>I mean when your already spending $5 + per cup of coffee...why not add delivery fees, service fees and tips to the mix!!! Also, your at freaking home, if you like coffee, you should have a way to make it there.</quote> depends on what you like...me while i don't go to starbucks(i do drink their ground coffee) i can say that whenever i go to mcdonalds I'm likely to get one of their coffee drinks that i probably won't be able to make at home for one reason or another stuff like the cinnamon cookie latte or a caramel mocha and honestly when you live out in the sticks you don't really have much options in terms of making delicious flavored coffees</quote> Honestly, you can get a passable home espresso machine and milk frother/steamer for under $1000. If you're spending $5 on such a drink from starbucks every day, you'll pay for that in a year, even accounting for ingredient costs. It won't be quite the same quality, particularly where there is some skill involved in making lattes and the like, but you can save a ton of money that way. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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