I’ve been having a hard time getting a leak-proof travel mug for tea. It seems that the mugs that are steal have better results iin the leak department. But I swear they change the flavor of my tea. Or if I got a new one... (2 replies, last updated by peppatty August 1, 2007)

By the time my tea has brewed, it’s not as hot as I would like (especially in winter..) Can anyone recommend an insulated mug, preferably glass? These from Bodum look great, but seem fragile from the reviews:... (6 replies, last updated by Claudette April 16, 2007)

LOL!!! Isn’t the concept of a travel mug to be kind of rinse, fill, and run thingie? Besides, the better the insulation the mug has, the quicker the dishwasher will likely destroy it. (25 replies, last updated by halldirector August 10, 2009)

Looking to buy 2 new travel mugs and have to be stainless steel, at least inside and have no handle. Thought about going to Starbucks after work today, they usually have a good selection. What are your thoughts? Thanks, Richie (15 replies, last updated by rilkeanheart April 29, 2008)

Yes, princess, there are some pretty weird MiGo mugs out there but there are also stainless steel and plain ones. Go to amazon and look under insulated travel mugs. You will see some very nice looking ones. Or, go to this site... (16 replies, last updated by hippocat December 3, 2007)

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/580072 http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/319752 Copco makes a great travel mug - http://tinyurl.com/pxtzh4 They can’t go in dishwashers, but I just take a scrub brush to the lid and a scrubby... (8 replies, last updated by grayelf August 20, 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)

wasn’t exactly sure where to place this post, but hopefully it can still be answered here! i’ve been looking around canadian websites online as well as shops near where i live in montreal for a good quality leak proof... (27 replies, last updated by penlite October 12, 2009)

My husband is fanatic about his insulated coffee "mugs". We’ve gone through all of the options including Nissan and Thermos. What he likes above all of them is Contigo mugs that I get for $20 for a blister pack of 2 at... (24 replies, last updated by RGC1982 January 3, 2009)

and travel very well. (17 replies, last updated by shindiganna December 25, 2006)

What kind of coffee aparatus do you use when traveling? Ideally, I’d like a press pot that: —is stainless steel or possibly plastic instead of glass so that it won’t break in my suitcase. —is small.... (3 replies, last updated by oakjoan March 24, 2006)

boxes. Cake carriers that I have seen sold are never the right size, never fit a big pretty plate with the cake on it, or they are too low if the cake is 3 or 4 layers. It is always always always my last minute stress preparing... (6 replies, last updated by janeh December 16, 2007)

The X-Ray tech at Laguardia didn’t blink a minute at the 14 bagels I schlepped in my carry-on to Charleston on Sunday. What types of foods have traveled in your carry-on baggage? (138 replies, last updated by Popkin September 13, 2009)

Even though you don’t intend to bring ice packs, etc., you can still buy—probably from the cheesemonger, which I hope, if you’re in London, is Neal’s Yard Dairy—a kind of insulated plastic bag... (10 replies, last updated by BlueHerons December 14, 2007)

in fridge in office; then take direct flight that afternoon. So, it would be unrefrigerated probably 3 hours max. Which do you think would travel best and stay freshest? The sfogliatelle has cream and a light pastry so I am... (11 replies, last updated by dolores September 1, 2008)