January 6, 2012

Free Food Fridays: Coffeemate Creamers- ENDED

With the weather getting chillier, the importance of that warm cup of morning coffee becomes ever more evident. Keep reading to enter our contest for fabulous Coffeemate Creamers, a great addition to any coffee! Read the rest of this entry »

January 31, 2011

Free Coffee!!

Do you like coffee?  How about FREE coffee?  Even better, right?  Well, if you live in NYC, Boston, or D.C., you can get yourself plenty of free coffee starting tomorrow!  Read more to find out the details. Read the rest of this entry »

September 16, 2010

Erasing “Tall” From the Starbucks Menu

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I bring a thermos of black coffee to work every day, but some days it just completely slips my mind. Without my coffee, I feel like a walking, talking zombie, and it’s just not pretty. This morning was one of those days. I woke up 10 minutes late, forgot to make my coffee and rushed out of the house to make it to work on time. Since there wasn’t too much traffic, I figured I’d stop at the drive-through Starbucks to pick up a drink. But the menu was completely changed. I didn’t see many options, and to my dismay, the size “tall,” the smallest Starbucks size, was completely left off the menu. Keep reading to see what I did.
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April 16, 2008

On Starbucks’ New Coffee

If you haven’t heard, Starbucks has made some major changes lately: they’ve redesigned their logo, came up with a new roast of coffee, and even changed their CEO! We’re not sure if it’s for the better or worse, but hey, change equals publicity!

Have you tried the new Pike Place Roast yet? The idea behind it is going back to their old roots with a fresh approach to brewing coffee. Inspired by Pike Place Market, located in Seattle (which we might as well call the city where coffee was born), the new roast is brewed fresh every 30 minutes in every Starbucks store across the world (and you know that’s a lot of Starbucks).

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