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    Dunkin’ Offering Free Coffee for Daylight Savings Time

    Carling McGuireBy Carling McGuireMarch 8, 20232 Mins Read
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    Daylight savings time is upon us yet again. And more than a few of us wish we lived in Arizona (one of the few states that don’t use it). Many of us can’t stand the rotation of our hours. In a Grubhub survey, 62% of respondents said it takes them at least a week to adjust to daylight savings. 55% said they needed even more coffee to keep up with the change.

    That’s why Dunkin’ and Grubhub are offering a special during the first week of the hour shift. Get a free coffee of your choice for purchases up to $15+ when ordered through Grubhub. This is attainable each day, from March 12th-18th. Of course, you can’t go hog wild with the promotion. Coffee selections are only up to the $5 range. But customers DO have the full selection of 20 eligible hot and cold drinks. So customers are certainly spoiled for choice.

    Hot beverages include: Original Blend, Dunkin’ Midnight, Hot Latte, Hot Cappuccino, Hot Macchiato, Hot Americano, Shot of Espresso, Hot Matcha Latte, Hot Chai Latte, Hot Tea, Box O’ Jo’.

    Cold beverages available: Original Blend Iced Coffee, Cold Brew, Iced Latte, Iced Cappuccino, Iced Macchiato, Iced Americano, Iced Tea, Iced Matcha Latte, Iced Chai Latte.

    Not a bad selection if we do say so ourselves. And this country certainly loves its coffee. So while many of us blearily adjust to the time change, we can sip our free coffee and dream of the day when maybe, juuuust maybe, it’ll stop being recognized. ‘Til then, at least there’s caffeine.

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