How much is too much for a cup of coffee?

I charge $20.00 from a vending machine but you get a Yeti or Coleman cup with it, I'm still losing money

I never buy coffee by the cup. My money is better spent on other things. I rarely make flavored coffee at home.

0.90$ .. anything more is expensive 😅

Over $2 is too much

Anything over $5

The last one was about $6 Aud which I think is about half price to your pound. And that was even with the two extra shots.

I don't mind paying 5 USD as a treat and if I know it's made by an actual barista. However, I usually refuse to spend more than 2 USD.

I bought a 500$ breville espresso machine to avoid paying that much for coffee. Best decision of my life

Too much for me. I could have coffee for a couple weeks or more for that.

€1.40 at the bar here, fresh

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The 99 cent extra large coffee I used to be able to buy at Cumberland farms, now costs $1.29. It was good coffee, they had a machine where you could add ALL sorts of flavorings, they had flavored creamers, regular cream, and milk. If you are paying more than 4 euros you are being ripped off.

£2 is all I would pay.

When I calculate it out, I brew a measured cup of great vanilla or 100% colombian coffee ☕ each morning for under 50 cents. So a dollar to me is too much.

Interestingly enough, I was so fed up with buying coffee out... that i bought a thousand dollar espresso machine. I don't regret it at all!

I never buy coffee at a coffee shop, so I average paying less than half a dollar per cup of the cheap stuff I buy at Kroger.

I make great coffee. Can't remember the last time I went to a coffee shop. Before Covid.

I don't care for overpriced dirt water. But spending $3 on a red bull, that I don't mind

That must have been a damn fine cup of coffee!!

Whoa thats too much

That's way too much.

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Depends on the size of the coffee and the shop you're getting it from.

There's a coffee shop in my hometown where I can get a small latte for the relatively reasonable price of $3.75.

Ten cents was about right. Vanderhoof* co-op was the last place I found that (maybe 45 years ago.)

*Hooterville :)

$5 for a large latte at a nice greek owned cafe near us.😷

5 but I stopped going to coffee houses.

I wouldn't get coffee if it was for free

Over $2 now at McDonald's. 😒

They need to buy good coffee packets from other countries and pay the workers somehow

Is €6 euro if so that’s $12 in Australia

$3.50 but I'll pay it anyways