Medium: 14oz Dunkin’s medium size is a 14-ounce cup. For reference, this falls right in the middle of Starbucks’ tall and grande cup sizes. Again, just like a small, you can order pretty much ...

Dunkin’ Donuts has made a commitment to its customers, and to the planet, that by the year 2020 it will no longer be serving coffee in polystyrene cups. According to DailyMail, its going take a ...

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The company's holiday drink menu features new offerings, like the iced gingerbread oat milk chai, as well as returning ...

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Starbucks has unveiled its festive collection of cups, tumblers and other merchandise ... drop at Starbucks and what to know about the Dunkin’ Donuts holiday menu. Starbucks customers will ...

Starbucks is offering customers a sneak preview into their iconic holiday cup designs ahead of their 2024 store debuts nationwide in a campaign they're calling "Merrier Together." Casual dining ...

From now until Saturday, October 26th, all donors at RRVBC will receive a certificate good for two free donuts and a cup of apple cider at Edwards Apple Orchard in Poplar Grove. The blood center ...

The migration pattern was dubbed “the donut effect” by Stanford University economist Nicholas Bloom and Arjun Ramani, now a grad student at MIT. In a 2021 paper, they observed that the centers ...

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“We’re tracking down the Sharpies and we’re going to get back to writing little notes on the cups,” Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol told CNBC on Thursday. “It may not be everybody’s name ...