- Double wall
- 0.2 l, 6 oz
- Porcelain
- Silicone Band
- Pair
- Dishwasher Safe
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Product Description
Classic porcelain gets an update with this new double wall construction! Although you will enjoy admiring the fun, uplifting design of the Canteen Double Wall Porcelain Cups, its function is what will make it your favorite daily cup of choice! Double wall design enhances the function of a traditional mug by adding thermal properties, keeping the temperature of hot beverages hot for a longer period of time while remaining cool to the touch. They will also keep cold contents chilled longer. Each Canteen cup features a coloured silicone, non-slip grip for secure handling. With a multitude of cheerful colours to to choose from, we invite you to switch up your daily routine every day of the week! Set of two. The Bodum company got its start in Denmark in 1944, when Peter Bodum started a business wholesaling household products. Today, the Bodum brand, known for its innovative coffee press, as well as its tea makers, is still family-owned.
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Classic porcelain gets an update with this new double wall construction! Although you will enjoy admiring the fun, uplifting design of the Canteen Double Wall Porcelain Cups, its function is what will make it your favorite daily cup of choice! Double wall design enhances the function of a traditional mug by adding thermal properties, keeping the temperature of hot beverages hot for a longer period of time while remaining cool to the touch. They will also keep cold contents chilled longer. Each Canteen cup features a coloured silicone, non-slip grip for secure handling. With a multitude of cheerful colours to to choose from, we invite you to switch up your daily routine every day of the week! Set of two. The Bodum company got its start in Denmark in 1944, when Peter Bodum started a business wholesaling household products. Today, the Bodum brand, known for its innovative coffee press, as well as its tea makers, is still family-owned.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Whilst I concur with most of the points in the other reviews/descriptions, I can find no noticeable difference in heat retention between this and the stoneware pottery mug I used to use. I have even tried pre-warming with really HOT water before filling with coffee, to no significant effect. So whilst useful and reasonably stylish, they fail on the marketing USP claim of keeping beverages hotter for longer
This appeared in the January sales so I bought one. I've always thought coffee is best enjoyed from a no-handle cup, so I bought a set of these. I know that doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but its because I always used to drink coffee from foam cups. I just like coffee, and this seemed to be able to recreate that 'foam-cup' experience.
Lets talk about the elephant in the room: these cups are 'lifestyle' items. That means they are expensive and pretentious, and intended for pretentious and wealthy people. If you have a designer kitchen with designer appliances and a designer family you might like one of these. Alternatively, if you like the idea of drinking coffee from a no-handle mug, you might also like one of these. Something for everyone, then.
So what do you get? Two mugs. Very small due to the doubling of the walls, with a rubber grip on the outside to stop your hand getting burned. The rubber grip appears to have been glued on, but the glue rapidly fails meaning the rubber grip tends to shift and needs constant repositioning. They are very easy to wash and dry up because it has a small interior (though designer people will use a dishwasher, of course) and seem well-made otherwise.
If you ever wondered what it would be like to drink from a designer plant-pot, look no further. It is shaped and textured like a glossy plant-pot, or perhaps something they might dig up on Tony Robinson's Time Team. It doesn't feel particularly sophisticated and unfortunately isn't much like drinking out of a foam cup, either. But the rubber grip does keep your hands cool, and once you get used to the idea of having no handle its a perfectly acceptable.
Do I recommend it? For designer-liftestyle people only, I'd say. The rest of us are better off with a set of plastic cups from Tesco. Or just fill in the holes in the bottom of a small plant pot - et voila!
Lets talk about the elephant in the room: these cups are 'lifestyle' items. That means they are expensive and pretentious, and intended for pretentious and wealthy people. If you have a designer kitchen with designer appliances and a designer family you might like one of these. Alternatively, if you like the idea of drinking coffee from a no-handle mug, you might also like one of these. Something for everyone, then.
So what do you get? Two mugs. Very small due to the doubling of the walls, with a rubber grip on the outside to stop your hand getting burned. The rubber grip appears to have been glued on, but the glue rapidly fails meaning the rubber grip tends to shift and needs constant repositioning. They are very easy to wash and dry up because it has a small interior (though designer people will use a dishwasher, of course) and seem well-made otherwise.
If you ever wondered what it would be like to drink from a designer plant-pot, look no further. It is shaped and textured like a glossy plant-pot, or perhaps something they might dig up on Tony Robinson's Time Team. It doesn't feel particularly sophisticated and unfortunately isn't much like drinking out of a foam cup, either. But the rubber grip does keep your hands cool, and once you get used to the idea of having no handle its a perfectly acceptable.
Do I recommend it? For designer-liftestyle people only, I'd say. The rest of us are better off with a set of plastic cups from Tesco. Or just fill in the holes in the bottom of a small plant pot - et voila!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
You actually get two of these mugs for your money, even though only one is pictured. They are very practical for everyday use having no handle to get knocked off and the silicon sleeve makes gripping - even with wet hands - very secure, and the mug remains cool to the touch. The insulated construction also keeps your drink hot longer than traditional styled mugs so if your coffee break is interrupted your drink should still be warm when you get back! Available in a good range of colours there should be one to suit your taste.
The only slight downside for me is the mug is too tall to fit my coffee machine but it is easy to decant two smaller cups into it to make a decent sized drink! Five stars at Amazon's current price.
The only slight downside for me is the mug is too tall to fit my coffee machine but it is easy to decant two smaller cups into it to make a decent sized drink! Five stars at Amazon's current price.
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