Categories: Food & Drink

Starbucks Red Cup Day giveaway is back in Canada this week

Here’s more Starbucks Canada holiday news you can sip on. The annual Starbucks Red Cup Day giveaway is back this week and you can get a free limited-edition reusable cup with your holiday drink.

Starbucks Red Cup Day giveaway starts on November 17 and customers can get their hands on the reusable red cup for free when ordering a handcrafted holiday drink.

Customers across Canada can snag this freebie in participating stores – only while supplies last. If you haven’t already tried the Starbucks holiday menu, your faves are back like the Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brûlé Latte Chestnut Praline Latte, and sugar Cookie Oat Latte – which are all available hot, iced, and as a frap.

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That means holiday drink orders placed in stores, including the drive-thru, via the Starbucks app, or through Uber Eats are eligible. 

And like always, with any reusable cup, customers can get a $0.10 discount on their order if they bring one to their nearest Starbucks location.

This year’s reusable red cup design features a white ornament, a celebratory message about the 25th anniversary of holiday red cups, and it is made with 50% recycled content. 

Make your morning coffee run a little festive this week!

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