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New Record For Most Expensive Starbucks Drink

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Seen here putting Colonel Sanders to shame in the dapper department, Geekologie Reader and possible future caffeine overdoser Logan got a gift card from Starbucks and decided to do what any red-blooded American would: milk it for all it's worth. But not regular milk -- soy milk. Starbucks coffee additive options joke! Per Logan 'perma-twitch' Warren himself:

Armed with my Starbucks Rewards card, I decided to take the opportunity to find out just how much money I could pour into a Trenta--Starbucks' whopping 31 ounce cup! After about a half-hour with a laughing barista, we created the most expensive drink possible: one Java Chip Frappuccino in a Trenta cup, 16 shots of espresso, a shot of soy milk, caramel flavoring, banana puree, strawberry puree, vanilla beans, Matcha powder, protein powder, and a drizzle of caramel and mocha.


Price: $23.60

The drink apparently has over 1,400mg of caffeine -- around 7-14 regular cups of coffee worth. That...is a lot. Still not enough to get me out of bed in the morning, but nothing is. I'm depressed, guys.

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There are Comments
  • If I drank something like that, I just might be able to see the future!

  •  I just beat your price with a $28.60 starbucks drink

  • Only 1,400mg of caffeine? I end up spending Thursday nights on 8-12 cans of Monster at 160mg a can. And then carry on the caffeine intake for my 5 hour Art lesson on another 2 or 3 cans. Am I an addict? Mabey, mabey not. But I do love the taste of Monster Khaos...

  • one Java Chip Frappuccino in a Trenta cup, 16 shots of espresso, a shot of soy milk, caramel flavoring, banana puree, strawberry puree, vanilla beans, Matcha powder, protein powder, and a drizzle of caramel and mocha.

    and then he shat himself

  • Taryn Conner

    slow news day huh

  • Im sure it tasted like crap

  • jenniebean10

    Why stop there? Why not blend up a blueberry scone and cheese platter in the drink? That would bring the price up to over $30

  • jenniebean10

    Why stop there? Why not blend up a blueberry scone and cheese platter in the drink? That would bring the price up to over $30

  • Hamish Fox

    Just to put that amount of caffeine in context - the official 'overdose' amount of caffeine (the amount that kills 50% of humans who take it) is 3000 mg. Anything over 1000 mg is enough to give you a heart attack.

  • 1,400mg of caffeine  -- holy crap!

  • I drink tea.

  • omg starbucks :6 gasp
    Y U NO DRINK REAL COFFEE (4 instance illy, to name one)
    then complain you're ill and obese

  • that brown puddle-in-a-plastic-bucket remimds me of Robocop's  squished brown food...

    and you paid 24 dollars for 1 single (american) coffee??????? 1 coffee should cost ~1 dollar dude...

  • I believe someone missed the point entirely...

  • Ben Mckinley

    That sounds like the single most amazing beverage ever created! I need to have one!

  • Just to clarify this... You paid $24 for a coffee? For a normal, black, medium sized cup o' joe in Norway, we've got to put out around $6.50. If you're planning to eat a small sandwhich too - nothing fancy, off course, - you'll have to put out with another $10. So, for one medium cup of coffee and a not-so-fresh-nor-not-so-tasty sandwhich you'll have to pay $16.50. This is one of the world's richest countries. And you're complaining about what? If we wanted that... Thing. We'd probably have to pay around $40. Dafuq?

  • Leo

    wat

  • I work for a Starbucks and trust me: there is no limit on what people order. Some of the most disgusting drinks are actually the most tasty. Also after working for Starbucks for a long time, caffeine barely effects me unless drink more than 5 shots of espresso to feel anything.

  • You're glossing over the fact he has banana and strawberry puree in his coffee? That sounds gross.

  • n_a_a_s

    mactards usually prep out  at starbucks, I try avoiding them at all costs

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