Ohio Turnpike Starbucks

That is why I carried three Stanley thermoses and eventually a Mr Coffee tied to a inverter. A can of Folgers for 6.50 would make a cup of coffee about .24 cents to me rather than the 2.50 at Starbucks. That might be why their coffee volume has declined a little bit. Truckers may have many inverters feeding coffee pots now.

I gave up nothing in coffee. There is still a bag of starbucks coffee in retail. Otherwise the fall back is grinding 8' o Clock coffee.

Mcdonalds was also a very big coffee provider, because in some areas of the USA like Kansas etc I can pull in at all hours and grab a reliable cup, add cream and sugar just so and its more than adequate. There was a time where McDonalds made their coffees too hot leading to second degree burns but that's a story for another day.

 

Who in the heck works that late? Oh now I remember those days, I tried to forget. Thanks for getting my Amazon packages here so quick. Without you nighttime drivers it wouldn’t be possible.

 

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Best thing I ever put in the truck! $20!
Just have to watch the size of your travel cup.

JD

 

I have the same it's 60 cents a cup for Starbucks. Great investment.

 

Coffee is for the weak

 

What do you drink, nay sayer?

 

Burger King has good coffee. Cheap and tasty.

 

That's why I have my own coffee maker in my truck. Starbucks sucks in the first place, but I like being able to make my own no matter where I'm at. Cheaper too.