I have a big mug for tea. Sometimes two tea bags in the morning 
For some reason I prefer a thinner wall for coffee.
For some reason I prefer a thinner wall for coffee.
Tea / Coffee Mugs
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A spare set still sealed from 2017
6 full cups and 9 half cups in the Kitchen
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I quite like that idea actually - if it is spares of your favourite mug
6 full cups and 9 half cups in the Kitchen
If they are sat there never to be used because no one likes them, then that's another matter
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We have to have a special cup for when the mrs mum comes round as she'll only drink out of china cups
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It will be a simple wedding gift or for someone starting out whoI quite like that idea actually - if it is spares of your favourite mug
If they are sat there never to be used because no one likes them, then that's another matter
will appreciate them
Gift recyclingIt will be a simple wedding gift or for someone starting out who
will appreciate them
better than binning or keeping and not using.
nice matte finish
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We have 30+ mugs but I only ever really reach for 2 of them.
First one is just a simple mug, but it is comfortable to hold and is bang on the perfect size.
Next is my go to for work, the Ember mug. Expensive, absolutely but worth every penny. My work day is constant distractions and I very rarely get time to sit and enjoy a cuppa, which makes this thing an ideal investment.
First one is just a simple mug, but it is comfortable to hold and is bang on the perfect size.
Next is my go to for work, the Ember mug. Expensive, absolutely but worth every penny. My work day is constant distractions and I very rarely get time to sit and enjoy a cuppa, which makes this thing an ideal investment.
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Next is my go to for work, the Ember mug. Expensive, absolutely but worth every penny. My work day is constant distractions and I very rarely get time to sit and enjoy a cuppa, which makes this thing an ideal investment.
I've heard it all now, a mug you have to charge up?
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I have four Embers. Two of each size - smaller for Nespresso's and larger for tea. That's all the cups I need.
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We have a cupboard full, there are a few that we tend to use but not a favourite.
I generally drink tea and it has to be a mug rather than tea cup.
Cant stand this kind of setup
I generally drink tea and it has to be a mug rather than tea cup.
Cant stand this kind of setup
Yeah we have a few sentimental ones too.
This is where I am - it's not top of the list of things to get done though.
Far from the top actually
I hadn't seen these before. I'd seen USB cup warmers - so this is a natural progression I guess.I have four Embers. Two of each size - smaller for Nespresso's and larger for tea. That's all the cups I need.
I use fracino capuccino cups & saucers for hot chocolate, and use same saucer with melitta glass espresso cups
room for piece of chocolate or biscuit on the side.
room for piece of chocolate or biscuit on the side.
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They are brilliant. Expensive, but brilliant. I'll never be without one again.