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food-and-drink1 year ago

"Viral TikTok Sensation: The Environmental Impact of Stainless Steel Water Bottles"

The debate between Yeti Rambler and Stanley Quencher water tumblers continues, with both brands offering double-wall, vacuum-insulated stainless steel bodies, airtight lids, and dishwasher-safe parts. While both are sweat-proof and fit into car cup holders, the Yeti Rambler is favored for its slightly lighter yet sturdier build and ability to keep beverages colder for longer. In other news, a list of 15 antioxidant-rich foods is provided to promote optimal health, and coffee industry pros predict upcoming trends for 2024.

via The Manual|
#antioxidants#coffee-trends#food-and-drink
crime2 years ago

"Thief Busted with $2,500 Worth of Stolen Stanley Cups in Car"

A 23-year-old California woman was caught with $2,500 worth of stolen Stanley Quencher tumblers in her car after being approached by store staff with a cart full of the viral cups. The police recovered 65 containers, valued at $50 each, and charged her with grand theft. The viral sensation of Stanley Quenchers has led to their popularity, but the woman's attempt to fulfill her hydration habits through crime resulted in her arrest.

via New York Post |
#arrest#california#crime
crime2 years ago

Woman Arrested for Stealing $2,500 Worth of Stanley Cups

A 23-year-old woman in California was arrested and charged with grand theft after allegedly shoplifting 65 Stanley Quencher water bottles worth nearly $2,500 from a retail store near Sacramento. The woman refused to stop for store staff, loaded her car with the stolen merchandise, and was later arrested by police after being spotted entering a highway. The popular water bottles have created a sales frenzy, with some versions being resold online for hundreds of dollars, but the Roseville Police Department strongly advises against turning to crime to fulfill hydration habits.

via cleveland.com|
#california#crime#roseville-police-department