I've always reached for a journey through my first cup of coffee to work. I've used them all to be honest, Pret, Starbucks. However, I guess my coffee in the morning and after much experimentation, I came to the conclusion that Starbucks latte in the works. Their cappuccino is priced slightly higher than Price, but the fluffy creamy milk over powers it every day!
I'm not a big fan of latte or espresso, cappuccino has a good for me. Oh, if you avoid in LondonFancy little cafes. They are cheap on their coffee beans are not fresh, the cup is too small, but the coffee is pretty crap. Stick with one of coffee shop chains, and you will not be disappointed. However, splashing out £ 2 every morning for coffee is very expensive and I did the math, overall I think you could save some money.
Here's my Einstein's formula is to save some cash.
£ 2 coffee 1 days = £ 2 per day
£ 2 x 5Days per week = 10 € per week
€ 10 x 4 weeks = £ 40 per month
£ 40 x 12 months = £ 480 per year for morning coffee.
Now it is estimated only a global assessment, here is the reality of how much we spend coffee. Take my scenario, for example. I drink coffee twice a day, once in the morning and once after lunch, at 3ish. I buy Starbucks coffee and 1 cost me £ 2.25. Here are some numbers that really shock younow!
£2.25 x 2 a day = £4.50 a Day
£4.50 x 5 days = £22.50 a week
£22.50 x 4 weeks = £90 a month
£90 x 12 months = £1080 a year on coffee.
Whoa! £1080 a year on coffee! Jesus, that's some serious money. Now, I've worked with people in London who drink around 3-4 coffee's a day easily and some times even more. These people are probably spending around £1500 - £3000 a year on coffee alone. If you want to save money, cutting back to try cutting out coffee and eat an apple, but it is a scientific fact that corresponds to an apple a coffee in the morning. I hope you do not have off!
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