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"File this one under &amp;quot;Just in case you were wondering&amp;quot;. Logan Warren decided to put his Starbucks Rewards card to good use. After earning his free cup, he waltzed in to a store and decided to get the most asinine jug of coffee-esque liquid you could make from the place. The result? A 31-ounce Java Chip Frappuccino, with loads of extras.\r\n\r\nAccording to Warren, the gut-busting glass contains the following:\r\n\r\n\t16 shots of espresso\r\n\t1 shot of soy milk\r\n\tCaramel syrup\r\n\tBanana puree\r\n\tStrawberry puree\r\n\tVanilla beans\r\n\tMatcha powder\r\n\tProtein powder\r\n\tCaramel drizzle\r\n\r\nWarren says that the total for the drink, with all additions, came up to $23.60 and contains as much as 1,400 mg of caffeine. While Warren states that two of them would kill him, science says otherwise. Typically speaking, a 160 lb person would require 13,824 mg of caffeine to reach a fatal dose. Though Wikipedia says that some folks have died with complications from a mere 2,000 mg.\r\n\r\n\u00A0 \u00A0 \u00A0\u00A0\r\n\r\nAh yes, excess. You sir are doing it right. Oh, and for those wondering, you could save considerable money and order a \u00A0Short Cappuccino. But it's not on the menu."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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