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Starbucks Canada Is Having A BOGO Deal On Drinks This Week Only

Here's how to claim your offer code.
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Starbucks Canada has announced a BOGO deal on drinks between March 23 and 29 at participating cafés and drive-thrus.  

The offer applies to any handcrafted beverage in size grande or larger, but "excludes hot brewed coffee or tea, Starbucks Reserve beverages and ready-to-drink beverages," according to the fine print.

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To redeem the offer, customers need to sign up online to receive a single-use code that they then must screenshot or download and show to their barista.

Customers can only claim a code once.

The offer can't be combined with other deals.

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