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anyone know how much mince pies are at starbucks

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hi guys just wondering how much mince pies are at starbucks, as i just had a 50p coupon in he post, but if it's 50p off how on earth much do they cost??
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Well my guess it'd be a biggish mince pie at about a pound something. I bought a bourbon biscuit at Cost, cost over a pound, but it was a giant bourbon...0
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Last year they were £1.55 each (no they don't come adorned with diamonds) :eek: They were voted joint winner in last year's Bloomberg Mince Pie contest, along with no less than Harrods. Allowing for inflation, the pie will probably be £1.75 this year. You would be better off using the coupon as a coffee mat and buying some Aldi Mince Pies
http://www.bloomberg.com/video/82906062-bloomberg-s-annual-mince-pie-taste-test.html
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Cost will be an arm and a leg.0
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considering how little corporate tax they pay, you'd have thought they could make the prices a bit cheaper!Cats don't have owners - they have staff!!DFW Long Hauler Supporter No 1500
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£1.99 my Mum was charged today, she was so shocked even marks and spencers sell a box of 6 for cheaper than that. She told them to keep there coffee and mince pies, and she will be standing outside laughing when they go out of business, altogether for one coffee and one mince pie they wanted £5.24. She walked out.0
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thanks all! guess I'll stick to the Co-Op 80p for 6 then!!0
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£1.99 my Mum was charged today, she was so shocked even marks and spencers sell a box of 6 for cheaper than that. She told them to keep there coffee and mince pies, and she will be standing outside laughing when they go out of business, altogether for one coffee and one mince pie they wanted £5.24. She walked out.
I did similar and walked out of C & H fabrics coffee shop when they tried to charge me 10p for the butter to go with my scone - and that was only 10p but I couldn't see how they could justify charging me for something that should be included!I must remember that "Money Saving" is not buying heavily discounted items that I do not need. :hello:0
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