This Very Big, Very Ugly Cup Will Keep You Hydrated
The 30-ounce Yeti Rambler is my preferred drinking vessel for water.
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Since she joined Epicurious in 2017, Emily has learned to throw better dinner parties, cooked lots of solo dinners, and fed unsuspecting friends and family members lots of cream cheese in various forms. Now, she writes and edits shopping stories for the site. Before she started at Epicurious, Emily was an assistant editor at Lucky Peach and studied literature at The New School.
The 30-ounce Yeti Rambler is my preferred drinking vessel for water.
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