"Dunkin' may be coming to your rescue. They've debuted a whopping 48-ounce 'bucket,' which can be filled with the Strawberry Dragonfruit or Lemonade Refresher, a Blueberry Cobbler iced latte, or a Caramel Coco iced coffee. The bucket even has a handle and a special, super-sized straw. For now, it's only available in 10 different stores in Massachusetts and New Hampshire."
"A large Dunkin' iced coffee has 392 milligrams, or a little over 12 milligrams per ounce. So, a bucket packs just under 600 milligrams. That's a real doozy, especially considering that the most caffeine considered safe to consume in one day is 400 milligrams."
"The reaction to Dunkin' buckets has largely been one of excitement, judging by social media posts. On @markie_devo's Instagram post about the buckets, commenters beg Dunkin' to roll them out nationwide. 'Dreams do come true,' remarks @ashsovile. 'I promise all the first responders, medical professionals and med students need it,' says @average_guy_ry."
Dunkin' has launched a 48-ounce 'bucket' beverage in 10 stores across Massachusetts and New Hampshire, available in multiple flavors including Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher, Blueberry Cobbler iced latte, and Caramel Coco iced coffee. The bucket features a handle and oversized straw. Social media reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with customers expressing enthusiasm for nationwide expansion. However, the caffeine content raises health concerns. A 48-ounce iced coffee contains nearly 600 milligrams of caffeine, significantly exceeding the 400-milligram daily safety limit. Even refreshers in this size would contain approximately 200 milligrams. Dunkin's cautious rollout approach suggests awareness of these health implications.
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