MyCuppa Mugs
Tar-like or wishy washy? You decide!
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"Gosh, perfect cha, Jackie"
Add milk to match the colour
The colour strips range from Milky to Black with variations such as Dark & Strong and Builders' Brew in between. Just think, with a MyCuppa Mug you'll never mess up a friend's cuppa again - unless you do what we did the other day and chuck in two teaspoons of salt by mistake. Bleurgh!
Coffee Swatches
MyCuppa Tea/Coffee Mugs are brought to you by the clever clogs creatives at Suck UK, the design team behind countless smart but forehead-slappingly simple household items. And like other Suck UK products we can't believe we didn't think of it first. Drat!
Tea Swatches
A perfect pressie for anyone who drinks or makes tea and coffee (that'll be everyone then) MyCuppa Tea/Coffee Mugs are destined to become must-have items in homes, offices and on building sites across the globe. So hurry up and hit the Buy button. Oh, and put the kettle on!
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More Info
Please Note:
- Tea and Coffee mugs sold separately
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Approximately 11cm(W) x 9.5cm(H) x 8cm(D)
Reviews
Press Reviews...
"Mugs are a great way to cheer up your kitchen and get you something new for not much money and when you put a cup of tea inside them, then all's right with the world - well just so long as you don't put the news on anyway. And when you're making drinks for guests, the handy colour strip at the top lets you know how much milk to add. Choose either tea of coffee and let no one complain that your tea tastes like dishwater because it'll be their own fault if it does."The Independent - The Information - Mar '09
"Don't leave getting your perfect brew from colleagues to chance."Daily Mirror - Nov '07
Visitor Reviews...
Great product! It came very useful for my brother who always complains I make "Masawati" tea (really, really weak tea), so now I can make him the perfuct cuppa! Thanx Firebox!Katie, Ipwsich - Feb '08
I think this is also a good idea and I agree with others that there are more than four shades/strengths of tea, but at least with the four shades you get a closer match than what you would with out them, but more shades would be nice please :D.Kirsty, Suffolk, UK - Nov '07
Superb product! I bought one for my dad and he's very pleased with it!Saruny, - Feb '08
Good idea but could maybe do with a time listed under each swatch colour noting how long to leave the teabag in for strength.Richard, Southend - Dec '07
Definitely a brilliant idea! My Mum and I are always making cups of tea for each other and always getting it wrong, she invariably makes mine too weak, and I always leave the teabag in too long for her liking! But I agree there are most definitely more than 4 shades of tea colour! There's weak and watery, weak and milky, strong and milky, and strong without much milk-only the British would know that tea making is such a precise science! Ha ha!Charlie, London - Nov '07
Only four shades - I have 3 different strengths of tea throughout the day myself, then there's my mum, my son, my husband... Wonderful idea but I need at least 10 shades before it starts to be of use. Since it isn't beautiful it doesn't meet the William Morris dictum of useful or beautiful. Let me know when it has been developed to my specifications.... 'Fussy of Brighton'.Cait 'Fussy' Fleet, Lewes, East Sussex - Oct '07
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