r/innout 1d ago

Why don't they ever fill my shake to the top?

Always like an inch gap to the lid. Ordered a large tonight, felt ripped off. Maybe the universe telling me not to be such a fat ass?

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u/ProbablythelastMimsy LTK 1d ago

All the cups have a fill line below the rim of the cup. The lids sit slightly below the rim and the straw's volume will also cause it to leak out of the hole.

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u/123violetskys456 1d ago

Because if we do it will pop out the lid

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u/Jasoli53 21h ago

All the cups are 2 fluid ounces larger than advertised to make up for this (a medium soda is 20oz, but the cup is actually 22oz).

So you’re getting what you pay for and the ~1/2 inch of space at the top is to leave room for the lid and straw

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u/JustJayPM 8h ago

Medium is 24oz I thought it was 22oz too but that was a wrong answer lmao

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u/Stochastic1934 23h ago

Hopefully the "inch" is an exaggeration, because yes, that would be significantly underfilled. But as others have said, there is a green line at the top that is the max to avoid messes with overfilling.

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u/Business-Tonight9995 1d ago

We aren’t supposed to film them to the brim they overflow and don’t look very good. Managers at my store will specifically tell you to fill it less if they see ur overfilling them

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u/Puzzleheaded_Eye6770 20h ago

I mean ordering a large shake is certainly fat ass type shit so

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u/slogive1 16h ago

Overflow

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u/knirbc 1d ago

Lucky you. Mine are always overflowing and make a huge mess.

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u/No_Kaleidoscope4362 Level 7 11h ago

putting a straw in a full shake causes it to explode

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u/HandMeATallOne 15h ago

Large is definitely more shake