I found a post earlier about this topic but haven’t been able to find it again. I’m looking for a mug or something I can drink out of on the go that will, most importantly, not make my coffee taste funny (I think... (8 replies, last updated by grayelf August 20, 2009)

getting coffee out doesn’t appeal to me as i much prefer the stuff i’m brewing at home. i’ve never used a portable coffee mug before because i didn’t used to drink so much of it before and there’s... (16 replies, last updated by hippocat December 3, 2007)

I’m looking for a dishwasher safe travel coffee mug (that is also leak/spill proof) but am having trouble finding one. I don’t want a ceramic or porcelain mug. I was hoping to buy an Oxo mug but they either say that... (25 replies, last updated by halldirector August 10, 2009)

I have been on the hunt for the perfect coffee "mug" or holder that will: a) keep my coffee warm throughout the morning; b) does not spill out of the lid when I drink from it. I have looked at the Nissan and Thermos mugs that go... (24 replies, last updated by RGC1982 January 3, 2009)

Hi, I’m looking to buy a nice travel coffee mug for my boyfriend. Sorry if this is not really appropriate for this board, I was just not sure where else to ask people (if you know of any other boards that would be more... (4 replies, last updated by healthyscratch August 27, 2008)

the coffee I used to drink effected it? Or do you know of a good plastic, but insulated mug? The mugs I see in Starbucks that are plastic don’t seem to have the same leakproof systems as the metal ones. There don’t... (2 replies, last updated by peppatty August 1, 2007)

My mom and I both swear by this mug: http://www.amazon.com/Nissan-14-Ounce-Stainless-Steel-Insulated-Tumbler/dp/B00004S1CR/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1208784616&sr=8-3 It comes in 14 and 18-oz sizes; I like the 14.... (15 replies, last updated by rilkeanheart April 29, 2008)

a great kitchen section. Have you looked at the travel mugs sold in coffee shops, I’ve had starbucks mugs that performed well. http://kitchenware.goldaskitchen.com/search?w=travel+mugs&asug=&x=13&y=7 (27 replies, last updated by penlite October 12, 2009)

Does anyone know where to get a delicious irish coffee in Manhattan? Looking the Chelsea area, but any location on the island will do. Thanks (2 replies, last updated by cimui October 30, 2008)

Does anyone know where you can buy the plastic cups with the covers that you get your iced coffee in when you go to a bagel shop/Starbucks. I want to make my own iced coffee in the morning as opposed to having to buy it but I... (3 replies, last updated by Jason October 1, 2002)

I’m looking for a coffee shop that serves a good hot, sweet cup of this brew (the kind made with condensed milk). DC, VA, MD are all good. College Perk in College Park is the one I’ve found so far. (8 replies, last updated by MikeR April 24, 2007)

In Boy Scouts (well, Explorers) we were taught to make camp coffee with an egg in the bottom of the pan. You boil a handful of ground coffee in a saucepan, and let it steep for awhile. The egg traps the grounds so you don’t... (26 replies, last updated by Jon36 July 23, 2005)

mug of coffee) and place them in a glass or ceramic pot, then pour boiling water over the grounds, give it a stir, and let the pot sit until the grounds settle to the bottom like tea leaves. It makes a really smooth, clear coffee... (20 replies, last updated by applehome February 9, 2008)

, and not expensive: http://www.amazon.com/Aerobie-Aeropress-Espresso-Maker/dp/B000J17FI0 Amazon calls it an espresso maker, but it really is a normal coffee brewer; a poor man’s Clover. It makes a perfect mug in two... (12 replies, last updated by Beemazin November 1, 2009)

a very visible part of the consumerist cultural fabric. The cult of coffee has become a vertiable religion, it’s faithful worshipping at the Shrine of Our Barista of the Mocha Latte, mugs pointed towards Seattle (if not... (24 replies, last updated by sku May 2, 2005)