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A stoneware mug is more durable, thicker, fired at higher temperatures and more refined appearance. A earthenware mug is more sensitive to thermal shocks, thinner, more rustic appearance and cheaper. Read More
Discover the essential differences between coffee cups and tea cups in this concise and informative blog post. Get a better understanding of which cup to use for your favorite hot beverage! Read More
The primary difference between “large coffee mugs” and “oversized coffee mugs” is the capacity of the mugs. Read More
The Most Expensive Coffee Mug is the Achaemenid Persian Janus cup. It was made out of a single sheet of gold in the 3rd or 4th century BCE, and has a value of $100.000. Read More
A cup is smaller and thinner than a mug and holds 6 fl. oz. of liquid. A mug holds 8 fl. oz. or greater. Mugs are majorly used for coffee or hot chocolate, cups for tea. Read More
The oldest coffee mug was made out of bone or even wood. The first pottery mugs were found in the Late Neolithic Period, 2500 to 2000 BCE. The invention of porcelain in 600 brings the boom of the still widely used porcelain coffee mugs. Read More
The Most High Tech Mug satisfies all coffee lover needs and is named Ember mug. Key feature: it’s temperature regulation, which also could be controlled by an app. Read More
The cute mug with the 2 penguins was created by the 28 years old illustrator Katrina Constantine from Kicking Cones. Read More
The British teenager Chris May, 16, achieved a dream: With holding 16 coffee mugs in just one hand he got an entry in the Guinness Book of Record. Read More
