There's nothing worse than forgetting about your cup of coffee, then coming back an hour later to a lukewarm drink. Sure, you could nuke it in the microwave, but it just doesn't taste the same after.

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I have a confession: I can’t stop, won’t stop hoarding coffee mugs. I’ve reached a point where the designated shelf in my cupboard is overflowing with mugs big and small. They’re all mismatched, with ...

Of all drinkware, mugs have the most fun. Many people have somewhat of an eclectic collection (in a way they’d be unlikely to with water glasses or wineglasses) — which means there is always ample ...

Joel has spent six years testing pizza ovens, camping gear, binoculars and more. He’s cooked a criminal amount of pizza, and swallowed the evidence. In this article The travel mugs we tested The ...

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For many Americans, the habit of coffee-taking is real and will not stop anytime soon. With the stress of having to meet daily needs, many people wake up feeling tired and a bit under the weather.

At any given moment, your kitchen cabinets are likely housing at minimum one rogue coffee mug with which you have been peacefully cohabitating for years, but whose origins you can’t quite pinpoint.

There's nothing like a hot cup of coffee to get you ready for the day, but you might not be able to enjoy it at home. If you take your morning joe in the car, you want something that's leakproof, ...

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According to the American Toby Jug Museum in Illinois, the original Toby jugs were ceramic pitchers shaped and painted to resemble “a seated, jovial, stout man dressed in the attire of the period, ...