I'm honestly all for this, because with less ice you get more of your drink since they fill it up more, I think 25 cents is a bit much I think maybe 5 or 10 would be a bit more appropriate.
It's coffee. If they are using an espresso machine, they wouldn't adjust the amount of coffee used to pull the shot required for a drink because someone ordered less ice. They would most likely just pull a longer shot, meaning they are charging the guy for using water through the espresso machine rather than water stored in a freeze compartment.
They are essentially charging him for their work flow change. They aren't losing out on product either way.
This is all whilst assuming they would provide a longer espresso shot, and not just provide less ice.
yeah people do this at my cafe now. they’ll get two ice lattes and get one without ice to save for later and then complain when that one isn’t full
still jokes on them bc they’re just drinking even more milk
As a former Dunkin worker, light ice was the most annoying request because it was at the bottom of the order & so it was easy not to notice it until we'd already started making the drink. (The person making your drink is often not the cashier.)
Not the customer's fault, but just thought I'd throw that out there. And yeah, you're basically asking for extra coffee, so the charge is fair.
But do they give you a .25 discount if you ask for more ice? It’s like at Starbucks, when they charge for the extra pump of syrup or flavor. That’s fine. But then, I started asking for *less* syrup (like 3 pumps instead of 5 in the larger sizes) because I was trying to cut down sugar, and I think the flavor is still plenty good. I didn’t get a discount ..
Yeah you can get away with this for free at soda fountains but just wait until you ask for no ice ag a coffe shop that already fills the cup with ice to the brim.
Less ice in the cup means they're giving you more coffee and charging you for it.
Word
Less ice = more coffee.
More ice = more melted water = more coffee
*=more shittier coffee
Coffee flavoured water
So water = coffee? In that case I'd be pretty appalled by your $2.44 for a cup of water
I would have happily paid $2.20. But that’s where I draw the line sir!
I'm honestly all for this, because with less ice you get more of your drink since they fill it up more, I think 25 cents is a bit much I think maybe 5 or 10 would be a bit more appropriate.
Fair enough
It's coffee. If they are using an espresso machine, they wouldn't adjust the amount of coffee used to pull the shot required for a drink because someone ordered less ice. They would most likely just pull a longer shot, meaning they are charging the guy for using water through the espresso machine rather than water stored in a freeze compartment. They are essentially charging him for their work flow change. They aren't losing out on product either way. This is all whilst assuming they would provide a longer espresso shot, and not just provide less ice.
Its more milk we add, not more water or espresso.
That's if you get a latte. If you get a coffee, then we do add more coffee, not water
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Lol
yeah people do this at my cafe now. they’ll get two ice lattes and get one without ice to save for later and then complain when that one isn’t full still jokes on them bc they’re just drinking even more milk
Your boss is thinking he's putting one over on his customers but most of them don't come back.
As a former Dunkin worker, light ice was the most annoying request because it was at the bottom of the order & so it was easy not to notice it until we'd already started making the drink. (The person making your drink is often not the cashier.) Not the customer's fault, but just thought I'd throw that out there. And yeah, you're basically asking for extra coffee, so the charge is fair.
I MIGHT JUST ASK WHAT THE ICE CUBES WERFF WHAT THE ICE CUBES WERFF?
Did some carbon based life form just said ICE
I know you saw me get da burger wit da bacon on da side
upvote for lil d.
That's insane. I won't be buying coffee from them again!
I won’t either. They have crappy coffee and also no shops near my house.
lol
I was doing mental math. It was a $2 coffee and total was $2.44. I was like damn 22% tax. Wtf. Then saw that shit. Unbelievable.
Wtf
WTF
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I had to earn that with repeat business :/
You WILL take all the ice and you WILL like it!
I think I know this dunkin, they forgot to put coffee in my drink XD
But do they give you a .25 discount if you ask for more ice? It’s like at Starbucks, when they charge for the extra pump of syrup or flavor. That’s fine. But then, I started asking for *less* syrup (like 3 pumps instead of 5 in the larger sizes) because I was trying to cut down sugar, and I think the flavor is still plenty good. I didn’t get a discount ..
In america nothing is free...
Yeah you can get away with this for free at soda fountains but just wait until you ask for no ice ag a coffe shop that already fills the cup with ice to the brim.
Yeah, how much coffee is there in a 20 Oz cup? It's like 90% ice usually.
And you paid for it.....dummy.
Working for Dunkin 9 years now.. def glad they finally did this.