Bone china and porcelain cups (which are also sometimes clubbed under ceramic) have been used for ages as teaware, and are the material of choice when it comes to drinking tea. When made the right way, porcelain is amazingly non-porous, and the vitrified glaze makes it non-reactive as well. What is the best material for … Read more
Why is my Mr Coffee espresso not brewing? Make sure the water reservoir is full and properly fitted into its position. You may have tamped coffee grounds too firmly If problem persists, try cleaning the appliance. Can you use regular coffee in an espresso machine? Yes, you can use regular coffee in an espresso machine, … Read more
reusable coffee cups are typically made from recyclable plastic, glass or bamboo fibre While plastic is lightweight and durable, it may affect the flavour of your coffee: something to consider if you’re a real aficionado. Glass is the best option for those who want to focus on flavour, and it’s really easy to clean. What … Read more
The ceramic cup , due to its thicker wall will retain heat longer than the glass cup. With the glass cup, you can watch your tea steep. A visual cue helps monitor the tea steeping. The ceramic cup is more forgiving material and less likely to break. Which glass is good for tea? The ceramic … Read more
Apparently, the tiny hole has a purpose to drain any excess water after washing On the website, the product description explains: ‘The drainage gates on the underside transport water away that may otherwise accumulate when the mug is upside down in the dishwasher. Why are coffee mugs concave on the bottom? The mug bottom is … Read more