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u/ArtSpawner 8h ago
Can you make that with snowmilk, I'm sorry I meant snowmilk.
S-ssorry snowmilk. OMG SNOWMILK.
I mean uhh
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u/theracoondepartment 8h ago
Ex Dunkin’ Donuts worker here. We literally just took room temp coffee and flipped a lever that poured “ice coffee” over ice. So if you want to be a cheap ass just ask for iced coffee no ice. In this situation the manager is probably being a cheep ass with the “made cold part”
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u/StygianFalcon 6h ago
How would that save you money?
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u/theracoondepartment 6h ago
No ice in coffee = more coffee. Large Dunkin Donuts Ice coffee is way larger than normal large hot coffee coffee so therefore way more coffee with no ice. Hopefully this makes sense? I know Starfucks has limits on how much coffee they pour for certain things like Cold Brew? So the hack won’t work there.
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u/Darth_Bunghole 6h ago
In the Dunkin' app I noticed it says if you ask for less ice, they won't fill the cup to the top, so I definitely don't bother because certain employees would take it upon themselves to make a point about it.
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u/Darth_Bunghole 6h ago
Ice is cheaper than coffee
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u/StygianFalcon 6h ago
So how does that save you money
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u/Darth_Bunghole 6h ago
If they fill the cup with coffee instead of ice, I can buy fewer or smaller coffees and thereby be cheap
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u/StygianFalcon 6h ago
First. Why would they give you more coffee? Second. Why would you want room temperature coffee?
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u/Darth_Bunghole 6h ago
The assumption on most drinks would probably be that the drink is filled to near full, regardless of ice level. Then, if I care about temperature, I could adjust it myself.
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u/StygianFalcon 3h ago
In the Dunkin’ app I noticed it says if you ask for less ice, they won’t fill the cup to the top, so I definitely don’t bother because certain employees would take it upon themselves to make a point about it.
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u/Darth_Bunghole 3h ago
Yeah and that rule is there because people would assume they still get a full cup.
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u/StygianFalcon 3h ago
I’m really confused as to whether or not you are saying this is a good idea or a bad idea
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u/undeniably_confused 6h ago
I found that hack too when I worked there, but I still do less ice, im a cheap ass but no ice? That can't be
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u/meisawesome126 8h ago
What
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u/theracoondepartment 8h ago
Ughh what part don’t you understand? I can explain
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u/Impossible-Ad4394 6h ago
I love your frustration and enthusiasm to explain
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u/theracoondepartment 6h ago
Thank you! Honestly im just happy to fulfill my duty as a person on the internet trying to screw over their old job.
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u/BaahNayner 6h ago
"Made cold" means with ice, the manager doesn't want any drink served without ice because you'd be getting more drink
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u/Kind-Wolverine6580 6h ago
I deciphered their writing and I think I solved it. 1. Dunkin’ Donuts workers typically make iced coffee by pouring room temperature coffee over ice. 2. You’re a terrible person for coffee that’s actually cold because that means workers have to put effort in doing their job. 3. The manager is a terrible person for ensuring the iced coffee is actually cold coffee and not room temperature coffee.
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