FREE Starbucks on April 15th!

Author:: Erica Fehrman
Publish date:: Apr 15, 2010
Updated on: Dec 18, 2018

Stop into Starbucks on Thursday, April 15 with a reusable travel mug in hand, and they'll fill it with brew coffee for FREE! I just did it, and they offered 2 different brews from which to choose. The hardest part was resisting all the muffins and baked goods.

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Although we all love saving $ on Tax Day, the real push here is to save trees and make us aware for Earth Day.

If you're in need of a really good leak-proof travel mug, I highly recommend the OXO Travel Mug. It easily fits into car cup holders and with the push of a button you can seal off the mouth valve. I even trust it to stay closed in my diaper bag (whoa).

But I digress. Go get free coffee and save trees. Yeah, I mean now!

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