Starbucks giving away free drinks at pop-up parties starting Friday Here’s how to get your favorite holiday drinks FOR FREE
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SAN ANTONIO – Starbucks is still in the gift-giving spirit: starting Friday, Pop-Up Parties at select locations will offer free drinks.
More than 1,000 Pop-Up Parties are set to take place from 1-2 p.m. local time at select stores from now until Dec. 31, according to the coffee giant . Store locations will change daily, so check starbuckspopup.com first to see if a store in your city is offering the freebie.
Coffee lovers can get a free tall handcrafted espresso beverages, hot or iced, during that time.
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Yes, that even includes holiday favorites like peppermint mochas, iced toasted white chocolate mochas, lattes, macchiatos and more.
Drinks are limited to one per customer.
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