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And despite the internal electrics, this cup is safe to handwash and submersible up to 1m in water, but do not put anything but the lid in the dishwasher. The mug comes with a matte black charging coaster, which we keep on our desks because the battery life does not last beyond those three hours.

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We tipped it up when it was full several times to test, and not a drop came out. Plus, it is 100 per cent leakproof, with a push of the lid to open and close with a tight seal. The black matte cup looks elegant, and it is comfortable to hold and use, with 360-degree drinking.

A touch-sensitive display on the front of the mug itself can also be used to check and change the temperature, so no worry if your phone is not at hand.

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Set your perfect drinking temperature – between 50C and 62.5C – and you will get a notification from a phone app to say it has reached that optimum point, plus the mug will keep it there for three hours. It is a marvellous bit of kit, and you’ll never worry about cold tea or coffee again if you choose to invest in one. Smart tech makes almost every area of our lives that little bit easier nowadays, including on-the-go drinking with the Ember mug². It’s also dishwasher safe on the top shelf, is excellent value for money, and there are several colour combinations to choose from, so you’ll undoubtedly find a favourite. Plus, it is leakproof, thanks to a lid that clicks open and closed when pushed. The smooth cup allows for a 360-degree drinking experience, which means it feels no different to drinking from a standard mug or coffee cup, and it kept our drinks hot for longer than an hour. The result is a robust, high-quality travel cup that is designed to last a decade and is 100 per cent recycled again at the end of its life. The brand collects millions of used coffee cups from around the country, cleans and shreds them and blends the material with a recycled polymer to form the new cups. Even after testing many different mugs, it’s still our favourite in all the factors we consider important – not least because the company helps tackle the problem of takeaway cups in more ways than one. We named the Circular&Co reusable coffee cup our best buy before, and we’re doing it again. Your coffee experience will be all the better for knowing that you’re not contributing to waste and are doing your bit to care for the planet. When you’ve finished your drink, take it home to wash up for use the next day.

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In light of this, and the single-use plastic hiatus – aka Plastic Free July – now encouraging us to make more eco-friendly choices, is now finally the time to start making the shift?A breakup between Britain and coffee shops is unlikely, so we need to limit the environmental impact in other ways, and reusable coffee cups could help.īaristas will gladly make your regular drink in your own refillable cup, and some retailers even offer discounts or extra loyalty stamps if you have one. The rest are sent to landfill, generating 152,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year – equivalent to the emissions of 33,300 cars. The UK’s fondness for takeaway coffee sees us disposing of 2.5 billion plastic-coated takeaway cups annually, and that number is set to increase by a third by 2030. It’s a habit that does not come cheap, and it could be costing the earth. Some people have their own at-home morning routine, while others frequently visit their favourite cafe or coffee shop for a takeout brew on the way to work.īritons spend billions of pounds a year at high street coffee chains.

As a nation, we drink about 95 million cups a day, with the average fan sipping two cups daily.