Foodservice

Stewart’s Pouring Free Hot Coffee Into Any Travel Mug

Earth Day promotion also good for hot tea or hot chocolate
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BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. Customers bringing any travel mug into a Stewart’s Shops on Earth Day can fill it with hot coffee for free.

The promotion is good for up to 32 ounces and covers a variety of hot coffee flavors including Stewart’s house blend, decaf, blueberry crumble, French vanilla, hazelnut, richer roast, and maple French toast. Plus, for those customers who prefer hot tea or hot chocolate, those beverages also will be free with a travel mug.

This promotion runs all day on Earth Day, April 22, and is the latest promotion since 50-cent cones on St. Patrick’s Day. Stewart’s also has an ongoing program where companies can host a Free Coffee Day to build goodwill in their communities (the sponsoring company picks up the tab).

Stewart’s customers regularly pay $1.20 plus tax to refill their travel mug up to 32 ounces, and the purchase of a Stewart’s refillable mug includes the first fill for free.

Founded in 1945, Ballston Spa, N.Y.-based Stewart’s Shops is an employee- and family-owned c-store chain known for its milk, ice cream, coffee, Easy Food meals and other convenience items. There are 336 Stewart’s Shops in upstate New York and southern Vermont. Stewart's Shops in No. 24 on the 2021 Top 40 Update to CSP's 2020 Top 202 ranking of c-store chains by size.

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