McDonald's $1 Coffees Are Back This Month So You Can Save On Your Morning Cup Of Joe

On now until November 21! ☕

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From now until November 21, you can get your morning coffee for just a dollar at participating McDonald's Canada locations.

The offer applies to medium McCafé Premium Roast or medium iced coffees only, but even if you upsize you still get a good deal.

You won't need a coupon or promo code to access the deal, just head on over to your local McDonald's or use the McDonald's Canada app to place your order.

McDonald's

Price: $1

Details: At participating McDonald's locations across Canada, you can now get a medium McCafé Premium Roast or medium iced coffee for just $1 so you can start your mornings off right. This offer is only valid until November 21, 2021.

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  • Contributing Writer

    Brittany Barber (she/her) is a contributing writer for Narcity Media Group. She was previously a staff writer for Narcity's Studio, where she wrote sponsored content. She has also written for BuzzFeed Canada, and holds a Bachelor of Arts from Bishop's University, where she studied communications, music, theatre, and creative writing. Brittany loves spending her free time in the great outdoors, whether it's a two-week canoe trip or an afternoon hike.

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