yep that is the one. I have a small redl and a large red. there is a clear one that holds a little more. these have saved me a number of times
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Here's my "at work" mug ...
I use a Tervis tumbler in the car and have a few different mugs in rotation at the house.
I use a Tervis tumbler in the car and have a few different mugs in rotation at the house.
Purchased the large 18 ounce stainless mighty mug for 24 bucks.
I'm quite pleased.
It's everything that the advertisement says it is.
I'll be getting a second one for work.
I'm quite pleased.
It's everything that the advertisement says it is.
I'll be getting a second one for work.
This Nissan Stainless 14 oz. tumbler has served me well for over 20 years.
These two are the mugs we use when my wife is doing the brewing. My daughter brought them back from Denmark and they are the weekday/and weekend go tos.
When I'm working at home I use one or the other of these. They're both large enough to keep me going and they hold the heat really well.
(Pics from online stores)
When I'm working at home I use one or the other of these. They're both large enough to keep me going and they hold the heat really well.
(Pics from online stores)
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For home I use a Teavana mug. It keeps coffee warm while still being ceramic mug and the feel is very smooth (don't think I've used it more than once or twice for tea).
Just got a Zojirushi travel mug that am liking very much so far. I can't tell a temp difference after 15-20 minutes at 17 degrees outside with occasional sips. This replaced a Thermos I loved, which was not capable of holding the temp in such conditions, but is still a very good travel mug.
Just got a Zojirushi travel mug that am liking very much so far. I can't tell a temp difference after 15-20 minutes at 17 degrees outside with occasional sips. This replaced a Thermos I loved, which was not capable of holding the temp in such conditions, but is still a very good travel mug.
At a complete surprise to me I opened a package a few days ago and found this. One more favorite mug! Freaking awesome.
My wife, before I met her 10 years ago, had a set of Wallace and Gromit coffee/tea mugs. Now my everyday coffee mugs.
Is that first cup (white/cyan), one single cup, or two separate ones nestled inside of each other (e.g. a solid white and solid cyan cup)?
Even though it is not so manly, I like the blue abstract flower on white cup; that is a a nice cup design.
Any pictures? Sounds fun.
For drinking coffee out of a non-travel mug, I most prefer a D handle mug.
my travel mug is (the wear mark is from years of riding in my Hilux!)
I have my Dad's "hanger" mug which has the exact shape as your's Chris. I drank out of it a couple of times, but not my favorite cup and it isn't mine anyways.
The insignia along with his last name is on the other side of the cup - it always faced out.
His has super thick walls and doesn't hold nearly enough. Less chance for the joe to get cold or slide off of the desk on a pitching ship (although it was Sherman Field). But for the very first time - right before posting this - I looked at the bottom of his mug and felt happy. A flood of memories.
-jim
my travel mug is (the wear mark is from years of riding in my Hilux!)
I have my Dad's "hanger" mug which has the exact shape as your's Chris. I drank out of it a couple of times, but not my favorite cup and it isn't mine anyways.
The insignia along with his last name is on the other side of the cup - it always faced out.
His has super thick walls and doesn't hold nearly enough. Less chance for the joe to get cold or slide off of the desk on a pitching ship (although it was Sherman Field). But for the very first time - right before posting this - I looked at the bottom of his mug and felt happy. A flood of memories.
-jim
Navy-style mugs are nearly indestructible, for those of us who do not have 'china-shop' hands.
Nice mug Mike
Definitely not alone. Rinse and wipe with paper towel here.
At home, I prefer a heavy mug. I like my coffee super hot, so a large size isn't important. My wife got some with our first daughters picture on them, and I enjoy those for that reason. They're a little light though.
But my favorite gift my wife has gotten me to date has been the vaccuum travel mug linked below. This thing keeps my coffee super hot, and it's literally spill proof. The only thing I don't get using this mug is the smell. But then, I could always pour into a regular mug if I wanted. If you travel with your coffee, I highly suggest something like this.
http://www.shopthermos.com/detail/TMS+JMW500PBR6
But my favorite gift my wife has gotten me to date has been the vaccuum travel mug linked below. This thing keeps my coffee super hot, and it's literally spill proof. The only thing I don't get using this mug is the smell. But then, I could always pour into a regular mug if I wanted. If you travel with your coffee, I highly suggest something like this.
http://www.shopthermos.com/detail/TMS+JMW500PBR6
"regular coffee" cup (Intelligentsia black cat project cups)
And for a single or double shot....
And for a single or double shot....
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