What do you do when you need a glass that’s 20 oz. or greater in size? You go look in the kitchen cabinet or pantry, you go look in your cabinet or pantry, or you go buy another set of empty 20 oz. glasses.
In my experience, 20 oz. glasses are either too big for the person drinking from them, or are too small for them to comfortably hold. So if you’re looking for a glass that’s only 20 oz. or greater in size, you can buy new 10 oz. glasses. Or you can find a brand that doesn’t make 20 oz. glasses, or you can just buy something smaller.
The problem with drinking glasses that are too small is that they’re usually easier to spill than the larger ones. And if you spill a beer on the wrong thing or on the wrong person, that person most definitely will have a problem. The same is true for the smaller glasses. If you spill some soda on your hand you can always put some tissue paper over it and then you can wipe it up.
I don’t think it would be possible to replace the glass before it’s really used. You can’t just go out and drink it in the morning, but you have to put it back in the fridge and get it on a plate.
The point is that drinking glasses you put in your refrigerator are not designed to be used while you are eating. You cannot pour or dunk into a soda or drink a beer without first pouring it down your throat. If you spill it on your table, the soda or beer may seep through your cloth napkin or your tablecloth. It’s the same with beer bottles. You can only drink the beer until you put it in a glass.
The point of a glass is to allow the beer to go down your throat without the risk of spilling. If you spill your beer, your beer bottle is in danger of spilling. No doubt that the same can be said for drinks.
The idea of drinking in a glass has been around for a long time. From the earliest days of civilization, people have been aware of glasses to separate liquids. In ancient Egypt, the Egyptians used glass vessels to hold liquids, the most famous being the Egyptian “kh” bottle.
Glasses weren’t the first containers to use for drinking, however.
In ancient Greece, the Greeks drank from small cups (known as oinos). The Greeks used oinos for both drinking and eating, but they drank from the outside of the cup instead of the inside. In Ancient Rome, drinking from the Roman amphora used glass tubes to hold liquids. The Romans also used glass for other purposes, such as wine drinking.
In ancient Greece, the Romans also used glass vessels for drinking. In the time of the ancient Greeks, drinking was thought to be more stimulating than other forms of consumption. In fact, the Greeks believed that the ability to drink from a vessel made a person more desirable and more likely to obtain a bride. Because of this, many Romans took to drinking from the outside of the vessel and never took the time to pour the liquid from inside. This is why glasses are so popular in the modern world.