Good news for coffee drinkers!

In case you haven’t heard, starting today, July 13 2009, McDonalds will be giving an iced McCafé mocha ( hot or iced ) to consumers every Monday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The coffee deal’s last day is Aug. 3, 2009. I’m going to grab some coffee and save a little bit of cash.  My husband is probably going to take advantage of this deal as he LOVES coffee.

Free coffee at McDonalds for the next few Mondays.

How about you? Will you grab some of the free coffee?

MSN Money includes some more details with their story on the coffee campaign:

No purchase is necessary to get a 7-ounce iced mocha or an 8-ounce hot drink — both smaller than the 12-ounce “small” size on the menu. That’s because it’s all about the coffee at McDonald’s right now.

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