Hello again, I'm back with more savings tips and tricks, and ideas!!!
This blog in particular is about coffee lovers.
I can't believe all the different varieties of warm beverages Starbucks has compared to 7 years ago!!! Back in the day I would see, maybe, three or four different coffee types. But now, look at this!!!
Now I ask myself, what is a Java Chip? And a grande is $5.40. If you drink a grande every day of
the week for 52 weeks/ year, you are spending $1965.60 a year!! Don't forget, the price of coffee goes up
every year. I bought a jar of Maxwell house instant coffee for $3.00. -yes, I admit, it's nothing like takeout ,but the jar lasts me a month, and I spend about $20 a month on cream and sugar. -So, $23 a month * 12 months = $276 a year. Lets say I indulge a little bit more, and spend $400 a year on coffee, cream and sugar. That's still $1565 in savings.
What if you are a Canadian and you like Tim Horton's instead??
Yes, that's about right....
On average Canadian coffee drinkers' drink 2.8 cups of coffee per day (Coffee Association of Canada).
A large coffee is $1.90.. * 2.8 = $5.32 Almost 3 coffees = the price of a Starbucks Grande...
Canadians will spend about the same amount of money on takeout every year. ($1936.48)
Here is a competitive chart explaining how Timmy's provides more drink for your money. .
More drink? -YES, More savings? NO.
Now, don't get me started with cigarettes.
This blog in particular is about coffee lovers.
I can't believe all the different varieties of warm beverages Starbucks has compared to 7 years ago!!! Back in the day I would see, maybe, three or four different coffee types. But now, look at this!!!
Now I ask myself, what is a Java Chip? And a grande is $5.40. If you drink a grande every day of
the week for 52 weeks/ year, you are spending $1965.60 a year!! Don't forget, the price of coffee goes up
every year. I bought a jar of Maxwell house instant coffee for $3.00. -yes, I admit, it's nothing like takeout ,but the jar lasts me a month, and I spend about $20 a month on cream and sugar. -So, $23 a month * 12 months = $276 a year. Lets say I indulge a little bit more, and spend $400 a year on coffee, cream and sugar. That's still $1565 in savings.
What if you are a Canadian and you like Tim Horton's instead??
Yes, that's about right....
On average Canadian coffee drinkers' drink 2.8 cups of coffee per day (Coffee Association of Canada).
A large coffee is $1.90.. * 2.8 = $5.32 Almost 3 coffees = the price of a Starbucks Grande...
Canadians will spend about the same amount of money on takeout every year. ($1936.48)
Here is a competitive chart explaining how Timmy's provides more drink for your money. .
More drink? -YES, More savings? NO.
Now, don't get me started with cigarettes.
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