Aromacup is made from Bamboo-O (made of plant starch and bamboo fibers) that easily gets decomposed in the soil or landfills.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Paper, plastic, with straws or without, Starbucks’ cups inspire a lot of passion in the coffee shop’s customers. The commonly seen cups have been the subject of ...

If you want to take your hot and cold beverages on the road, then you'll need a travel mug, likely made with stainless steel and a leakproof lid. We've tested some of the best travel coffee mugs ...

Scoring the lowest on our insulation performance test, this tumbler will still keep your drink warm longer than a standard ceramic coffee mug without a lid, and has a comfortable ergonomic design.

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The big scourge is single-use coffee cups. Lids being washed in on the tide, cups abandoned on the beach or stuck in rock crevices. We have a long way to go yet to solve this problem.

The Technivorm can brew cup sizes from 10 ounces to 40 ounces (however, the company recommends a minimum brew volume of 16 ounces for best results). It provides two coffee lids—the regular ...

Starting Nov. 7, the coffee chain announced that its highly-anticipated holiday cup designs will be arriving in stores, just as it does away with its nondairy milk upcharge. Heading up the design ...

The amount of caffeine in a cup of coffee can vary based on the type, serving size, method of preparation, and bean variety, among other factors. Coffee is the biggest dietary source of caffeine.

This upgraded model allows you to switch between half or full carafes but brews as quickly for a consistently hot, bright, and bold cup ... coffee ground steepers, this “machine” has a ...

If you're on a morning commute, traveling or camping, you'll need one of the best travel mugs. These are essential for keeping your coffee warm, or your iced tea cool in warm conditions.

Sir, – Eileen Bannon says we have a long way to go to solve this problem of “single-use coffee cups” (Letters, October 18th). Perhaps Killarney can show the way. The “tourist capital ...