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Starbucks offering 50 percent off frappuccinos this week

The deal will be available Thursday, June 21 after 3 p.m.

What You Need To Know: Starbucks
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June 20, 2018

Need an afternoon pick-me-up? Starbucks could be an option, because drinks will be available at a discounted price this week.

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The company is offering 50 percent off of frappuccinos Thursday, June 21, starting at 3 p.m. at participating locations. The deal is only available for beverages sized grande or venti, and it’s limited to one per person.

If you're a Starbucks Rewards Member, just scan the app to snag your treat. Nonmember can enjoy the happy hour by signing up online. The coffee chain will then email you a code to give the cashier at checkout.

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