Some fast-food chains have gone rogue. Burger King in Japan once sold a King Soda at 160 ounces. That's 1.25 gallons of carbonated sugar. It came with a lid shaped like a crown.
A customer reviewed it and said they needed two friends to finish it. And a bathroom within sprinting distance. The sheer fizz probably caused a minor earthquake in the parking lot.
Meanwhile, Dairy Queen offers a "Mini" Blizzard. It's 6 ounces. The contrast is hilarious. One chain says "mini," another says "please get a second mortgage."
The soda fountain arms race
Gas stations and movie theaters are in a constant battle. AMC Theaters sells a "Large" at 42 ounces. Regal Cinemas has a "Big Daddy" at 54 ounces.
But the undisputed king of the fountain is QuikTrip. Their largest size is a "Super Big Gulp" at 50 ounces. But wait—they also sell a massive, unmarked "party cup" for events. It's 128 ounces.
You need two hands and a wheelbarrow. It's essentially a cooler with a straw. You could use it as a flower vase afterwards. Just wash it first.
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