To ask how much you spend a week on coffee?

[Chocolatecheeks111]

How much do you spend a week on coffee and how many cups do you have a day?

Me- so I work a lot on district in different areas so I so spend quite a bit of money on take out coffee, generally I choose cheaper outlets such as Morrison's & McDonald's (approx £2 per cup) and usually once a every weekend myself and my partner treat ourselves to costa, Starbucks etc! (Approx £3 a cup) sometimes I do some paperwork in cafes etc during my working day which is worth the money as it allows me to relax but be productive at the same time!

Days I work in the office I use my own coffee jar so money is saved there!

I calculate I spend approximately £9/10 a week? (3 x £2 and 1 x £3) Excluding the price of my coffee jar! Eeek I have never actually realised how much I spend!

I usually don't drink more than 2 cups a day and try and keep it at 1 when i can!

2 pounds a week on pods, free coffee from Nero on a Tuesday, free coffee from Waitrose wed/thu/Fri

I rarely buy a coffee out but I use at least 3 packs of ground coffee a week @ £3.50 a Pack, I take ground coffee to work to make my own (we could use ground coffee at work & claim the cost but I am extremely fussy about what brand I drink).

How do you get free coffee at Nero?

O2 priority gives you a free coffee after 12 on a Tue or Wed. I spend 10 a month on my phone and get 12 pound of coffee

I used to have a subscription to Pact coffee, one bag every 10 days. I stopped that and now buy my ground coffee from Aldi instead. I probably use a bag a week.

I get a free weekly Cafe Nero coffee with O2 Priority and another monthly one with Perkbox when I remember, and occasionally a free one from Waitrose, but very very seldom ever pay for a takeaway coffee. Maybe one every three or four months at most.

I have beans at home so about £3 for a pack that'll last me about 3 weeks. Then I tend to have one out every other day. So each week probably around £9-10.

I'd spend more but my husband thinks buying coffee out of the house is a waste so I only do it occasionally. I should spend less but I do really like it.

I spent £350 on a bean to cup machine and about £60 every 2 months on 6kg of coffee beans.

But that is for 3 of us. I have at least 6 coffees a day.

£7 at home

£15 out (on hot chocolate/coffee)

Nothing.

Used to own a coffee shop. Loved the smell when grinding beans. Love an occasional flat white but simply can't justify the expense of one either take out or sit in.

On maternity leave at moment so too much! Probably 2 cups out during the week and one on the weekend with the family (going for coffee is an easy activity with a small baby and a 7 year old)

I cup a day of Asda 'gold blend'.

About 35p a week probably.

Around €50 a month, combination of coffee shop and expensive beans/ground coffee to make at home. I love coffee (the clue is in my name). It's how I give myself a treat (don't eat cake/sweets/drink much alcohol).

1. It's free at work and I drink tea at home.

£0, can't abide the stuff.... now tea on the other hand, but that's free at work and just the cost of tea bags and milk at home so negligible.

I used to get a hot choc from the coffee hatch at my train station - 5 days per week! I reckon I must have spent at least 10 pounds a week. Insane. Now I no longer commute by train I spend nothing on take out coffee/tea/hot choc. But omg, a warm drink on a cold train.....can't beat that!

When I'm back at work (on maternity at the moment) I probably buy 2 cups a week from either Nero or Starbucks so probably around £7 a week.

Going to have to try and reign it in when I'm back and have to pay nursery fees

About £4 per year when we have to replace the aging manky jar for guests. Plus another quid to replace the dusty teabags.

Cordial on the other hand... about £3.50 a week for a small bottle of Belvoir since the stupid sugar tax and contamination of the Ribena and High Juices with revolting artificial sweetners to avoid it. Paying the extra I don't mind. Being forced onto a tiny selection of premium brands plus being taxed extra for the privilage, I mind deeply.

Live in Canada so it's lots cheaper - at least 1 coffee out per day, sometimes 2. It's about $2 a cup, so... $20 per week at the most. Which is 10 quid. Too much!

I don’t know really. I usually have one or two cups in work but that’s free. And I usually have one in the morning at home (instant) but at the weekend in the morning I have my “posh ground coffee” from my local coffee house....so probably on average 3ish a week.

1. I hate coffee. I also only very rarely buy tea ready made. It's so cheap to make yourself & I like to make it how I like it.

Plus the take-away containers. So wasteful.

I suppose I have herbal teas maybe twice a month in cafe mtgs with others (try to bring own mug).

Around £1.50 (roughly half a jar of ‘normal’ coffee I like), but also bought a reusable travel cup and a mini battery powered milk frother. I used to spend around £3 a day, but in honesty once I’d found a way to make my own that tasted good I only buy some of the special flavours very occasionally. Probably not doable if you are travelling around with work all day though.

About £5-6 for a bag of beans which lasts 3 weeks

Also probably one cortado out once a week - £2.50.

I was spending too much so now I make a big cafetiere in the morning and take it with me in a flask. I resent spending £3 on a cup of coffee!

I get free drinks at work but if I’m out I’ll go to Pret A Manger. They do a lovely £1 filter coffee.

Maybe £5, one commercially made and one bag of beans