GoCup Silicone Travel Mug, Coffee Cup for Hot and Cold Drinks, 510ml, UK Brand, Reusable, Insulated and Leakproof, Perfect for Camping or Traveling, 17oz, Black

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The 10-ounce is perfect for an 8-ounce pour-over, a small latte, or a couple shots of espresso, but the next size up is 20-ounces and that may feel too big if you just want to commute with a cup of coffee. The annoyance of hand washing it every morning is offset by the righteous virtue I feel as I wait in line to pay among all the single-use plastic holdouts. The opening is 69 millimeters wide, so you can use most manual coffee brewers, such as an AeroPress or Hario pour-over, directly on it. This one from Lululemon is designed for both hot and cold drinks, allowing you to use it for both throughout the day. More importantly, it holds heat well and doesn’t leak, though we wouldn’t want to toss it into a bag with any electronics or white clothes.

We weren’t able to find any kind of documentation on what that coating actually is but it probably is nothing to worry about as the issues with nonstick cookware are around exposing it to direct, high heat or scratching it with metal utensils, neither of which are likely in a coffee cup. The insulated stainless steel body retains heat well (though not as well as the Zojirushi) and we appreciate that the BPA-free clear plastic lid allows us to look inside the cup. The tumbler’s wide mouth (wide for Klean Kanteen, anyway) is big enough to fit most ice cubes, and the bottle itself is slender enough to fit most cup holders. Stanley Adventure Vacuum Quencher: It's not that it's a bad tumbler, but rather that I don't see the point. It puts all other thermoses to shame when it comes to design—but it’s also totally functional, with an insulated stainless steel exterior that keeps drinks hot for up to 12 hours and cold for an impressive 24 hours.It did a good job keeping our coffee warm for a couple hours, but it wasn’t noticeably better than most of the other mugs we tried. These kinds of insulated drink holders are particularly useful when I'm out and about, drinking a canned soda or beer, and there's no nearby recycling bin immediately nearby to toss the empty can into. Plastic can be a tremendously good insulator, has a relatively small footprint compared to glass or ceramic, but it can leach a plastic taste into the beverage the first few times it’s used,” Langdon warns. Also, as with the Miir above, our testers’ noses got pressed into the piece that flips back while drinking—especially as we got toward the bottom of our hot and cold drinks. new products from parts discarded during productioncup made from 100% recycled material, with leak-proof sealable lidcup microwaveable (max.

These travel mugs are definitely geared more towards the aesthetics than practicality so I keep this one on my desk at work. I find I have to wash the travel mug straight away after using to avoid both those things, instead of waiting until I get home. Certain parts of any reusable cup must be Food Safe, so 60% of Circular Cups are currently made from virgin plastic. There’s nothing worse than watered-down iced coffee or a lukewarm hot coffee, which is why I’ve only used a corkcicle tumbler when I make coffee at home.You can choose between a cork or a silicone heat band on the glass versions, and there are so many colour combinations to choose from, allowing you to create something truly personal. Real tea fans will agree that tea bags are equivalent to the coffee world’s instant drink and loose leaves are king for the perfect cuppa. That excellent heat retention is due to the Zojirushi’s vacuum-insulated, double-walled stainless steel.