June 30, 2006
What's not to love about a global warming coffee mug? Global warming. Sure to to be a topic of conservation this ceramic mug shows you the consequences of global warming as you sip your coffee in the morning, changing the world back to normal just as you finish it.
When you pour hot beverage into the mug, you simulate global warming as the map of the world heats up and shows the oceans rising and land vanishing. A pleasant reminder to take better care of our planet and reduce that CO2. The coffee mug will set you back $15 bucks but at least you'll feel a bit greener.
Via Treehugger at Wacky Planet
June 27, 2006
Finally new cars may have drink holders that keep the hot drinks hot and the cool drinks cool! This new feature for your car was shown in the new Chrysler Sebring models for this year and we expect other auto makers to follow suit. Hmm...this might go perfectly with espresso in your car.
Feature details:
Heated/cooled front cupholder for keeping cool beverages cool and hot beverages hot. Cupholder can heat beverage to 140 degrees F or cool to nearly freezing at 35 degrees F.
Via AutoSpies.com
June 22, 2006
If you make single serve coffee everyday, you may need single serve creamer? Well, maybe not. This single serve creamer is meant more for the expanding world of "Outside-the-home consumption of coffee". Since we like paying only $.45 cents for a really high end Nespresso capsule, or perhaps $.30 cents for a nice Keurig K-Cup or coffee pod versus $1.89 for a cup of Starbucks coffee, we don't see our "Outside-the-home consumption of coffee" growing any time soon. If it does, this new easy to use and "dose" creamer package might do the trick.
Okay - we hate to be picky but "dose" your coffee with cream? My single serve coffee usually doesn't need a "dose" of anything to make it taste better. Perhaps the "Outside-the-home consumption of coffee" is plagued by sickly coffee? We think perhaps that's the problem they're trying to solve.
We're going to go over to our kitchen, fire up our Bunn My Cafe, and then pour in some real half and half to our fresh cup of single serve coffee.
Full article at: Tetra Pak
It's summer and so far really hot here in the Northeast. Everyone at Single Serve Coffee has been scrambling around for the perfect glasses to make iced coffee. Look no further than the Bodum Pavina Double Wall Thermo-Glasses. Like their smaller siblings (we use daily to drink our coffee), these mugs will withstand the pressure of both hot coffee and ice mixing together for the perfect refreshing single serve iced coffee. If you own a Tassimo or perhaps a Nespresso, a couple of shots of espresso, a little milk, and BAM! Iced coffee.
At Bodum Pavina Double Wall Thermo-Glasses
June 21, 2006
We love stainless steel and we like stainless steel coffee mugs even more. These 18/8 brushed finish stainless steel coffee mugs have an 8 oz. Capacity and include 4 mugs and a mug stand. Laugh all you want at a mug stand, but we currently have 2 in our kitchen and love the fact our mugs are out and available versus taking up precious cabinet space. These mugs also feature double wall construction which means your coffee will stay hot longer. The mugs and stand are also only $26 bucks making the mugs cost only $6.50 a piece. Total deal.
At Stainless Steel Coffee Mug Set
June 7, 2006
Some mornings you need your single serve coffee to do a little more than wake you up. Most mornings, we'd like our coffee to help us take a shower, get dressed, and drive us to work. Our cup of coffee can do all of this but rarely inspires us with a word of wisdom or prediction of our day ahead. This Fortune Teller cup seems to take all of that into account, stating fortunes at its interior bottom like “better time will come,” “pay raise,” and “too good to be true.” You only get one fortune per cup, but we think you might purchase a bunch at $9 bucks each and ensure you're going to have the prediction you need after each cup of single serve coffee.
At Fortune Coffee Cup Via productdose.com
June 6, 2006
This crazy French Press Travel mug is made of of 18/8 marine grade stainless steel and features a patented double filtration system, modeled after a hydraulic cylinder. The design of the inner cylinder ensures that grounds will not pass through, creating a grind free cup of coffee or tea.
Simply, pour hot water over coffee grounds or loose leaf tea, let steep, push stopper down and enjoy. Best of all there's no need to pour into a separate container, you can drink right from the travel mug.
At Planetary Design Double Shot Travel French Press Mug
May 30, 2006
Now you can solve the age old problem of exactly where that spoon ran off to when you need to stir your coffee, and where to put your spoon after you stir. Whatever your spoon problem might be, this unique design keeps the spoon handy by holding it on the side. Both the spoon and the mug are made of glazed white porcelain and both of them are dishwasher- and microwave-safe. Best of all it's only $4 at CB2.
Via Outblush at CB2
May 25, 2006
Both functional and a bit fashionalbe, these Ball-and-socket-handle mugs for retail for $50. the mugs feature a mug rack that allows you to put your coffee cup away by inserting the ball into the socket. Reminds us of someone around the SingleServeCoffee.com telling us we must have coffee mugs attached at the hip given all the coffee we drink. Well now at least we can simulate it.
Designed by one Chaiyut Plypetch they’re available from Gnr8.
Via OhGizmo! at Gnr8
May 11, 2006
For everyone here in the Northeast hiking season is upon us again. For making great coffee on the side of a mountain - well - you't don't have that many options. We think the Mountain Safety Research Mugmate Coffee/Tea Filter looks like it might be a great way to make coffee while hiking. We also think the Aeropress, though a bit larger, would also make an amazing coffee maker for hiking as well.
Great for grumpy mornings and chilly nights....Read More...No campsite meal is complete without a fresh-brewed cup of joe. After all, you didn't come to the mountains to suffer. Weighing in at under an ounce, and with no paper filters to dispose of, the MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter works with almost any mug or cup and packs away inside it.
At Mountain Safety Research Mugmate Coffee/Tea Filter
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