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When I want to keep my coffee or tea warm, I do one of three things: I drink it quickly, keep it in an insulated mug or stay reasonably close to the microwave so I can reheat it if necessary. I don't think that I would ever get to the point where I needed a drink warmer like the one pictured here. This set has two main components: a frosted glass mug and a zinc cup holder/warmer, which has a space for a tea light. It also includes the stainless steel stirring spoon/drinking straw pictured with it.
It looks a bit like a fondue set, doesn't it? Clearly, you would have to regularly stir your drink to prevent the bottom from scalding, particularly if you're drinking a dairy-based beverage.
I would rather just drink my hot cocoa quickly if the only reheating option seemed like a fire hazard.
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10-19-2006 @11:39AM Cary said... This looks like something GrantAschatz would create for some out of this world "experience" soup...of course it would have to serve 8 at his place!
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10-19-2006 @5:01PM Adriane said... Hahahaha, a TEA light to keep your beverage warm? That just seems extremely silly.
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10-21-2006 @2:14PM Janice said... Is this another innovation to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee during busy hours? I'd rather have on-the-go espresso liquid reduction inside a hi-quality chocolate shell so that I can bring my own coffee drink inside by bag to wherever I go.
I think this will be a better product to have rather than a tea light.
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11-21-2006 @4:30PM terrakeramik said... Another way to keep your beverage (espresso, cappuccino, coffe or teat) warm is to buy thick-walled (1/4 inch) ceramic cups rather than the thin porcelain cups that many use. Check out these handcrafted modern retro cups in 8 funky colors (with plaitiunum accents)imported from Switzerland and signed by the artist at www.terrakeramik.com. Thanks!
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