If you take your coffee seriously, and would like a mug big enough to bath a small child in, The World’s Largest Coffee Cup is here to help. Brought to us by FredFlare, the novelty mug can hold up to 160 oz. of go-go juice — about twenty standard cups.
Or you can have a mug that’s a bit more practical, and less likely to make your heart stop.
[link, via The Awesomer]
[…] 10. Titrate the caffeine. Personally, I have trouble forming words without a cup of morning coffee, however too much can make me feel speedy and irritable. Caffeine can exaggerate the stress response both in terms of the body’s physiological response in blood pressure elevations and stress hormone levels, but it also magnifies a person’s perception of stress. Reference The good news is that caffeine can help to improve focus and clarity – however this is a case where “more is not better”. Smaller amounts of caffeine spaced throughout the day has a greater impact on focus and alertness than downing several cups at once. I get a “half caf” in the morning and another one in the afternoon and drink it over an hour or two. Please note that if you have trouble sleeping, you really shouldn’t be drinking caffeine past 3 pm or so as it can stay in your system for up to 10 hours. For more info on caffeine, check out my previous blog post Is Caffeine Bad for You? (pic credit) […]
Is the coffee inside that cup real?