Calculator: How much is coffee costing you?

Can't do without that morning cup, or cups, of coffee? For many of us, it's an essential part of our day. But it comes with a cost, and for those who consume coffee daily, it can add up.

USA TODAY Network offers a coffee cost generator to help you find out how much you're spending on your cup(s) of joe, whether it's at Starbucks or brewed at home.

After learning how much you spend over a month, year and even decades, take a look below to see what else you could've purchased with your coffee budget.

If you gave up one 16 oz. cup of coffee, it would take you:

84 days if you gave up Starbucks and 2,188 days if you gave up a cup brewed at home to afford a main-level ticket at Yankee Stadium.

143 days if you gave up Starbucks and 3,738 days if you gave up a cup brewed at home to afford an iPad mini.

247 days if you gave up Starbucks and 6,463 days if you gave up a cup brewed at home to afford a two-day cruise to Mexico.

6,810 days if you gave up Starbucks and 178,750 days if you gave up a cup brewed at home to afford the average cost of tuition, room and board for one year at a public university.

10,679 days if you gave up Starbucks and 280,313 days if you gave up a cup brewed at home to afford a new Toyota Camry.

Starbucks estimates are based on a 16-ounce grande coffee at $2.10 per cup. Home-brewed estimates are based on an approximate $8 cost of a 34 ounce can of Folgers or Maxwell House, which amounts to about $.08 per 16 ounce serving.