Starbucks Is Bringing Back Its Reusable Red Cup Giveaway
is helping everyone get in the holiday mood with their signature coffee drinks featuring festive flavors. In addition to the fun menu options, they're ushering in the season of giving by bringing back their reusable cup giveaway on November 18.
The free, reusable cup comes with all orders picked up in stores, including café, drive-thru, and curbside orders, so no matter your preference you can score the freebie. Starbucks made these red reusable cups using 50% recycled materials, and they feature one of the new ribbon holiday designs for this year—inspired by wrapping paper and so cute.
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