Is there anything worse than your coffee going cold? With these best travel coffee mugs, enjoy your drink at the right ...

You’ll love these DIY painted mugs made easy! Learn what paint to use, how to cure them, and tips for dishwasher-safe designs. If you’ve ever wandered through IKEA or the dollar store and seen those ...

Coffee is generally served at around 160 degrees – way too hot for consumption. So people spend the first few minutes waiting for it to cool down to a reasonable temperature.

Now available at Costco for $59.99, the J.A. Henckels 6-Piece Double Wall Glass Mug Set brings this combination of beauty and practicality to your home. Each mug holds 12-ounces of your favorite ...

The bottom of the mug with the Bluetooth pairing button. Sarah Tew/CNET I can say that it's a little surprising at first when you get toward the bottom of your cup of coffee and take a sip to ...

Show the coffee lover in your life that you support their java infatuation. These 42 gifts include gadgets, mugs and coffee makers that they'll use time and again.

Each mug is made from six recycled coffee cups and is BPA- and melamine-free. The mugs are designed to last for 10 years and are 100 percent recyclable, according to Circular.

That being said, my own coffee mug can’t quite be brought anywhere but home, and frankly, burns my hands for the first 10 minutes I try and hold it.

Ember’s first product is a travel mug designed to cool your coffee to the temperature of your choosing—anywhere from 120 to 145 degrees—six times faster than it would normally, and then keep ...