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The straight-sided pint has been around from the early 20th century at least, but the authentic English "Four-ale bar" pint mug, up to the end of the first world war, was actually a China pot in a funny shade of pink with a white handle. The indented beer mug however, arrived in 1948, driving out the standard fluted glasses in England.
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What type of coffee mug keeps the coffee hot longer a mug a coffee cup or a closed coffee mug?
a closed coffee lid
What do you call a mug collector?
a mug collector
What is the best travel mug that retains the taste of coffee and does not have a plastic lid?
I would recommend a Starbucks travel mug. You can find some great ones here: http://Starbucks-gifts.com/Starbucks-travel-mug
How much does a mug of coffee?
Standard brew directions call for 8oz of liquid, after that it depends on the size of the mug.
Why does the closed lid of thermal mug keeps liquid hotter for longer?
so that the heated particles cannot escape-convection :)
What do you call when you drink a water there will be left in your mug?
Adhesion
What do you call a knights helmet?
lid
Which of the following would have the best thermal conductor properties?
A down-filled coat
What do you call the cups that you put beer in?
A beer stein.
Does this type of serveware come with a lid?
Most serveware comes with a lid, but if it doesn't you can call the manufacturer to see if it's sold as an accessory.
How do you spell mug?
Mug is correct.
A rhyming word pair for a beetles cup?
beagle's pup
