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Starbucks' Terrifying Trenta Cups Hold Entire Bottle of Wine

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Garth Johnston

Published Feb 4, 2011

Modified Feb 4, 2011

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Garth Johnston

Published Feb 4, 2011

Modified Feb 4, 2011

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We already knew that Starbucks' newest cup size, the 31-ounce Trenta, was almost twice the size of a full human bladder. But you know what it is almost exactly the size of? A bottle of wine.

We eagerly await seeing how the ladies of Cougar Town (Big Joe, RIP) deal with this very important discovery.

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