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In what could be the best innovation in coffee drinking since the mug, is a mug that’ll hold your spoon for you. The NOTA Coffee Mug is brought to us by Lee Hae Seung Scott, and solves the real world problem of having to continuously stir a hot beverage, with nowhere to place your spoon.
The NOTA Mug is unfortunately still in concept phase, so you’ll just have to keep holding onto the spoon yourself for a while. Sorry for the inconvenience.
[via Yanko Design]
When the warm embrace of caffeine isn’t enough, the Fingers Coffee Mug is here to lend a hand. Brought to us by Etsy member Kina Gorska, the mug is innocent-looking enough, until you realize that it has a few protruding digits. So, now you can hold hands with your coffee… Like you’ve always wanted to.
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Coffee goes couture. Stop drinking out of that mug that’s so last year… The Monogram Bag Mug is here to help you get caffeinated in style. Oversized and monogrammed, with a handle that looks like a purse strap — friends will be so jealous of your new mug, while knock-offs are being produced as we speak. Check it out here.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Why should your horrible holiday fashion sense be limited to your Christmas sweaters? Now you can bring that lapse in good judgement to your morning coffee. The Christmas Jumper Mug can be your morning eyesore, while it keeps your coffee or tea warm. Sorry, it doesn’t light up like your Rudolph sweater.
The mug itself is sturdy ceramic with included knitted jumper.
[link, via GeekAlerts]
If you have some extra Ball Jars laying around from the last time you made pickles, and want a cool travel mug — Cuppow is here to help. The simple attachment takes advantage of a canning jar’s spill-proof seal, to create a coffee on-the-go — or maybe you just like to drink your artisan jams on the road. Either way, Cuppow is available here.
[link, via Inspire Me Now]