A coffee mug can be different things to different people. It can be large or small and made out of a variety of different materials. Coffee drinkers all around the world use different types of containers to hold their morning– or all day long– cups of coffee. Manufacturers use different materials to make different kinds of drinking utensils for holding scaling, steaming cups of coffee, and each has a personality of its own. Some people use the same coffee mug year after year, while others get a different one each day.
The most common material to make a coffee mug out of is porcelain, followed by stainless steel, like a giant thermos and its top ‘mug’ cup, or plastic or glass. Porcelain and glass are the most common for household coffee drinkers, but so are ‘porta-mugs’ and insulated mugs that can go wherever you go. Most insulated coffee mugs fit inside special holders in vehicles, or hang on the window with a hook that allows for easy, and quick, access.
Since many people don’t think they’re even human before they’ve had that first sip of coffee to get them going in the morning, a coffee mug takes on a...
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