Why i've changed my Avatar...(use this one, thanks server.)
just for this blog!
I love a coffee in the morning (and at any other time of the day), but i don't like getting ripped off.
How much do you pay for a standard Cappuccino in the USA and the rest of the caffeine loving world?
I will tell you how much we pay in the UK later,
I think you will be surprised!
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JBVisions on Sep 11, 2007
Guaranteed the answer will be one heck of a lot different to what we pay.
jameshilton on Sep 11, 2007
Hi JBVisions, what do you think they will say? i think their answer will be around $1.50.
rasomu on Sep 11, 2007
In Spain, nearly 3 € (4.1358 US$)
jameshilton on Sep 11, 2007
@rasomu maybe its not just the UK that is ripped off! have changed the blog to include everyone.
danielsemper on Sep 11, 2007
Bolivia:
Cappuccino: US 0.5$
Coffee: US 0.30$
jameshilton on Sep 11, 2007
I'm moving to Bolivia!
dyar on Sep 11, 2007
At Starbucks:
Tall 12 oz = $2.55
Grande 16 oz = $3.10
Venti 20 oz = $3.40
rajr19 on Sep 11, 2007
€xpen$ive!
KatieK on Sep 11, 2007
Tall peppermint mocha (non-fat, no whip): $3.45
Getting something done in the morning: Priceless.
Nell
on Sep 11, 2007
In Mexico city:
In a non-Starbucks chain: capuccino = $1.80; americano = $1.10.
In Starbucks, a capuccino must be around $3.20.
iqon on Sep 11, 2007
Arrrrr, coffee will stunt your growth and make ye short like me monkey.
jameshilton on Sep 11, 2007
Ok, its not as bad as i had thought.
over here in blighty you will hand over about £2 ($4) for a standard cappuccino, but this is one of the cheaper places. In a posh restaurant you can pay over £3.50 ($7).
a2 on Sep 11, 2007
I'm not much for coffee so I do the tea thing. If I'm low on money, I just get a simple tea for about $1.75. If I'm flush with cash I'll opt for a fancy tea that can put me back $3.75.
My fav place is The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.
laulena on Sep 11, 2007
I like that avatar =)
I = coffee lover :)
sloan on Sep 11, 2007
1.5 pound bag of beans $16 usd enough to last a week. Barely
AvantReese on Sep 11, 2007
What constitutes "standard"?
elnitido52 on Sep 11, 2007
Dominican Republic:
Cappuccino: US$0.37
Coffee (Expresso): US$0.17
travisseitler on Sep 12, 2007
Have y'all seen this? Coffee diagrams showing what's used to make what drinks. Very informative (especially "Americano"). :)
jameshilton on Sep 12, 2007
Good diagrams, nice uh-mer-i-kan-oh
Cattya on Sep 12, 2007
In spain if you take a coffe in a common caffeteria (expresso, expresso with milk, tea or any other coffe drink) it's about 1.20€ (1,65$).
But if you go to Starbucks or any other "chic caffé", you can easily pay 3€ (4.13$) or more for a capuccino or any other "special" coffe. But you know it will come with the whipped cream, the syrup over the cream, the flavour with the coffe, 3 expresso shots and so on. I love them :)' I know they're expensive, but the're more like a milkshake than like a plain coffe.
Jen on Sep 12, 2007
At a convenience store in Oklahoma US any coffee drink they have, be it frozen, plain or cappucino costs about .79 .89 or .99 USD If you go to a specialty shop you can expect to pay three times as much. :)