Krispy Kreme has a sweet promotion going on. The bakery is offering patrons a free doughnut with every coffee purchase. It’s part of the company’s re-launch of its coffee blends. No coupon is required. The deal starts Feb. 6th and runs through the end of the month.
How much would you pay to go on a date with president-elect Donald Trump’s daughter? Auction charity website Charity Buzz is offering one lucky bidder– and a guest– the chance to sip on some premium coffee with businesswoman and self-proclaimed champion of working moms, Ivanka Trump. With just 8 days to go, 14 people have bid up to $23,000 for…
Goods news, caffeine lovers: September 29 marks National Coffee Day. Chains and coffee shops around the country are offering freebies and special deals to make this day even sweeter. How to get your fix: Dunkin’ Donuts: To celebrate its 66th birthday, the chain is offering a medium hot coffee for 66 cents. Krispy Kreme: If you need a sweet fix with…
A Houston woman is suing Starbucks over an alleged scalding-hot coffee mishap that seared her skin and left her out of work for a month.
A federal judge said Starbucks customers may pursue a lawsuit accusing the coffee chain of cheating patrons by underfilling lattes.
A Florida man is speaking out after he says he received an especially tart message printed on his Starbucks beverage: “Diabetes here I come.” The customer said the message written on his white chocolate mocha hit a nerve, as two of his sisters have diabetes.
Another day, another lawsuit for Starbucks: The coffee giant is now being sued for failing to fill its coffee cups all the way to the top. The lawsuit says the chain’s lattes are 25 percent smaller than the menu claims.
Many Starbucks lovers aren’t happy about upcoming changes to the coffee chain’s reward program. Starbucks announced that, starting in April, customers would earn reward stars based on the amount of money they spend at Starbucks, as opposed to the current system of one star per visit.
A new Chicago app promises unlimited coffee, from many local coffee shops, for a subscription fee of $29.99.
Greg and Abbi tackle a few of the most annoying advertising jingles. See if you can fill in the blanks with them!
