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VydorScope · Joined: 06 Sep 2006 Posts: 1875 Location: Virginia, USA

I am trying to find a decent 20-24 oz mug, not a travel mug, but to use at home. I brew 2-8oz drops from 2 10g homemade pods, but can not find a mug to replace my broken Tiger mug that held that much with out trouble, and easily fit in the OPOD.

SOOOO Where can I find one?? Thanks!!
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I just did some checking on line for you and struck out. A suggestion would be to go to stores like Kmart and Walmart or any kitchen supply stores in your area. Another possibility would be a large beer mug which is shorter and more squat rather than a tall one. Not a great deal of help but it is a start.

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VydorScope · Joined: 06 Sep 2006 Posts: 1875 Location: Virginia, USA

VydorScope · Joined: 06 Sep 2006 Posts: 1875 Location: Virginia, USA

ranin02 · Joined: 23 Mar 2006 Posts: 414

Searching 20 ounce mug on Amazon brought up several hits that were not travel mugs.

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VydorScope · Joined: 06 Sep 2006 Posts: 1875 Location: Virginia, USA

agentfive · Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 12:12 pm Post subject:

http://www.singleservecoffee.com/archives/cat_coffee_cups_travel_mugs.php

Tons of goodness there.
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Justbcaws · Joined: 31 Aug 2007 Posts: 610

My coffee would be too cold if I poured that much at a time. I have these from amazon. 14 oz Just enough that when it starts getting cool I can add another serving. Very Happy

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VLee · Joined: 02 Feb 2009 Posts: 148 Location: Bawlmer, Merlin

At work, I use a Tervis tumbler although they also make a mug. I have both 16 and 24 oz tumblers. The 16 oz one fits under my Senseo (if I wedge it in on an angle and catch the edge on one of the ridges on the drip plate); for the 24 oz I have to tilt it and hold it by hand, or I just brew into a measuring cup and pour it in. The tumber/mug is double walled so supposed to keep things warmer longer. For me, I don't think they work as well as the old Aladdin mugs which are difficult to find now outside of eBay. They do keep coffee warmer longer than my regular ceramic mugs. What I like about the Tervis ones are that they are fine in the microwave (if you can fit them - the 24 oz won't fit in mine) and dishwasher. I bought mine at Bed Bath & Beyond, but they have a limited variety of patterns if you're into that. I'm actually lusting after the flying pig one on their website (so I can make my own secret "editorial" about when things at work will improve Laughing

) but am balking at the S&H.

VydorScope · Joined: 06 Sep 2006 Posts: 1875 Location: Virginia, USA

I think gonna stop in BBB this weekend with my 20% coupon and see what options they have. Since size (fitting in opod) is a big factor going to try to aviod having to buy on line.
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