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    Posts: 1,394 Member
    edited February 10 in Chit-Chat
    And why?

    I fully admit to being a Starbucks addict and that's ok. I actually enjoy the coffee in addition to the fru fru drinks. (Which I am also a fan of!)

    First off, who doesn't love the Christmas inspired drinks and then their app is awesome to keep you coming back for more crap that you don't need.

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    • Posts: 709 Member
      Tim Hortons
    • Posts: 1,444 Member
      dunkins, it tastes better than starbucks black coffee
    • Posts: 18,937 Member
      Seattle Drip, I know their menu all too well!
    • Posts: 2,019 Member
      Starbucks, for the Americano
    • Posts: 1,126 Member
      Neither, local roaster and store.
    • Posts: 4,323 Member
      whatever is closer. i'm no connoisseur, so i dont care all that much.
      i typically default to dunks though because i love a sausage egg and cheese on a croissant.
      also, donuts.
    • Posts: 2,082 Member
      Jamba Juice
    • Posts: 839 Member
      Starbucks. Can't remember the last time I've even seen a Dunkin Donuts.
    • Posts: 5,585 Member
      Tim Hortons
    • Posts: 1,298 Member
      for coffee? starbucks because it tastes better. i get their house blend, black . i don't do the fancy coffee stuff.

      for food? DD, cause it tastes better and it's cheaper and because donuts
    • Posts: 2,153 Member
      Dunkin Donuts .....like the Ice Coffee or coffee black

      Never been a Starbucks coffee drinker
    • Posts: 1,930 Member
      we dont have dunkin in San Diego or a tim hortons that im aware of. So i guess its starbucks.
    • Posts: 441
      Dutch bros.
    • Posts: 839 Member
      Isn't Tim Hortons solely Canadian or has it made its way to the US now too?
    • Posts: 4,966 Member
      I like Starbucks but I'm partial to Scooter's. Its here in NE, not sure how far its reach is in the midwest.
    • Posts: 294 Member
      I love dunkin donuts coffee, never could get into starbucks. If there were more mom&pop coffee shops around me I prob hit those up more.
    • Posts: 1,311 Member
      Starbucks when I have a little extra to spend, and DD when I'm on a budget. I was a barista for a Seatles Best for a few years back in NYC and their coffee was pretty bomb, sadly all the stores in my area closed down once Borders went out of business. :sad:

      Also 7Eleven coffee is actually pretty good, can't beat getting a coffee and a pastry for under 3 bucks..
    • Posts: 2,889 Member
      Dunkin Donuts
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    • Posts: 33 Member
      Tim Hortons or Keurig
    • Posts: 529 Member
      McDonald's sugar free french vanilla ice coffee.
    • Posts: 2,270 Member
      I don't drink coffee so why am I even here?

      Inorite?! I make mine at home!
    • Posts: 4,021 Member
      I actually have the Dunkin' Donuts original blend at home, which I drink on weekends, but I drink Starbucks (Pike Place roast, usually) during the week.

      When you're on the road in the middle of nowhere, however, the coffee at Circle K convenience stores is hard to beat.
    • Posts: 5,585 Member
      Isn't Tim Hortons solely Canadian or has it made its way to the US now too?

      pretty sure its just Canadian
    • Posts: 245 Member
      Dunkins. The first time I ever tried Starbucks I got a Chai Tea and it was the worst ****ing thing EVER. Never again man.
    • Posts: 10,161 Member
      I really like Dunkin Donuts coffee. Could be an acquired thing because I've lived on it so long.

      Starbucks is good, but they are much more rare up here. And stupid expensive. And I get the same feeling in Starbucks that I do in Trader Joe's or Whole Foods: I just don't belong, the other patrons know it, and they're judging me.
    • Posts: 2,270 Member
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      pretty sure its just Canadian

      http://www.timhortons.com/ca/en/join/franchising_us.html

      au contraire mon fraire
    • Posts: 10,161 Member
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      pretty sure its just Canadian

      There are some Timmy's in the US, mostly in upstate NY. I believe there are a few in Pennsylvania and Ohio too.
    • Posts: 227
      Starbucks! And because I said so.
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