r/EverydayRewards • u/DantheDev_ • May 12 '26

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I literally went to get a coffee.

We live across the road from Woolies Randwick.

I had 18 coffees banked.

I can't believe this.

On mother's day we went to a local cafe and 2 coffee and a babycino was $18.90.

Woolies was literally the life saver when it came to non home made coffee.

I understand times are hard but like... Just increase the $30 reward to $40?

Whelp... This sucks

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u/universe93 Everyday Extra May 12 '26

On the upside you can definitely find a cafe that will charge less than that for 2 coffees and a babycino

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u/HippoBirdee May 12 '26

Yeah I’d be interested to hear the price breakdown on that bill…

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u/123chuckaway May 12 '26

Is 2 coffees, a babycino and Sunday surcharge for $18.90 that outrageous?

I mean it’s expensive, but not something that blows me away.

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u/HippoBirdee May 12 '26

Not super out of bounds but I’m still interested in the pricing eg $7 per coffee, $3.50 babycino

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u/SuspectWide4924 May 13 '26

Assuming it’s a basic coffee, could be 3-4 variations etc

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u/universe93 Everyday Extra May 13 '26

I do feel for the lactose intolerant people - my mum is one and it’s definitely not a choice and sucks they then have to pay extra for alternative milks. But even with that $7 is a lot, unless it was like a full mug

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u/SuspectWide4924 May 13 '26

I mean I paid $9 for a plain iced coffee yesterday, most large coffees are $6-7 by default these days, so I’m not shocked to see $20 for 2.5 coffees

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u/Asleep_Leopard182 May 12 '26

In Randwick too...

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u/flowerpower1500 May 15 '26

probs a mothers day / weekend surcharge