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@spongessuck how much is it in your area?
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@anux a 1.4L bottle of on-brand stuff is like 6 USD, Starbucks is more. A single serve Starbucks can of nitro cold brew is 4 USD. Idk what it is at a coffee shop but I doubt it's less than that.
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@anux you can get the big bottles on sale for more like $4 from a big grocery store, but you can also get a 2 liter coke for $2 a lot of times there.
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@spongessuck similar to what I get. I think I got last bottle for $7. It was close to 2 litres. I was comparing it with cafe coffees. Single cappucino goes for $4-5 and $6.5 at Starbucks.
On comparison with cola, yes it is more expensive. But I think it is still a better deal considering it is more caffeine and no hfcs or extra sugar. A whole bottle lasts me about 4-5 days. -
@anux I'm with you in preferring coffee to cola.
I wasn't too into the cold brew thing. Tasted shitty and why do it when you can have a good espresso?
But.
I bought a cold brew bottle couple of weeks ago and I am enjoying it too much. Cool in summer, better than cola, cheaper caffeine and all I need is just a glass. And tastes good if it is not chilled!
I hope my coffee packs don't go stale while I indulge myself.
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