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We can't believe all the drama about the holiday cup at Starbucks. People have been freaking out because the always anticipated holiday cups are very simple this year—they are a simple, red ombre design, while in years past they've been more festively decorated with snowflakes, Christmas carolers, snowmen, and ornaments. It's understandable that many people were disappointed with this year's simplicity, especially after Starbucks released a first-ever fall cup design and new latte flavor in September. However, the anger is pretty off the charts.
So we couldn't help but cheer when we came across these fan-made Hanukkah cups that are circling the internet. The cup features a bold blue ombre design, and the Starbucks logo has been converted into a menorah, just in time for the holiday season. Truly, all it's missing is a dreidel.
We first saw these cups posted by the Jewish Federation of San Diego County, who is using them to promote a more serious issue: feeding the elderly during this holiday season. They ask you to consider donating $6 instead of buying a venti latte, and since your drink won't come in a cool Hanukkah cup anyway, it shouldn't be a hard decision. In the meantime, these cups are so cool, we're all for shouting out into the void that Starbucks should spread the holiday love around!
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