It looks just like the ones you get from coffee shops, except it's totally insulated and microwavable.
Somebody at work has several of them, so I wrote my name on mine...and now it's even MORE "coffee-house-ish". Heh.
It fits the drink holder thingy in the van perfectly.
I haven't yet, but soon I'm going to ask the coffee lady a few doors down from work if I can just pay for their large coffee and have her dispense it right into my cup.
It's really yummy coffee! :)
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Ceramic cup with a silocon lid, yes? We just bought a three pack at Costco for like $20. They're pretty nice and gives a pleasant touch of drinking coffee not out of a paper cup :).
If you use it a lot (as in every day like I did) the lid will get very finicky about sealing, watch it as you can only imagine the fun it can bring on if/when it leaks........
aka legs
Kevin, plastic/plastic.
And I agree...
Legs, I've had my share of leaky thermal cups...and I usually discover them when I choose to wear white... Funny how that works!
Apparently, coffee mugs or cups come in varieties.
http://thepioneerwoman.com/homeandgarden/
I haven't been to Pioneer Woman's page in so long, I'd forgotten it was there. Nice ceramics, but anything breakable is likely to be broken. JL, you know I can never have nice grown up stuff...
Signed,
I.R. Klutzy
All coffee tastes terrible, the tannins always leach into it.
Fucking terrible bitter filth, all of it.
- 1.260"
I know a few other people who can't stand the bitterness of coffee, no matter how it's sugared up or flavored. Oddly enough, most of them like the aroma of it, though. Not so much the brewing, but the beans being ground or the package being freshly opened.
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