If you’ve ever been tasked with filling a cup of coffee from a machine and not being able to bring it to the table in the time it says it will take, you’ll probably understand why your friends are talking about making their own. It’s indeed convenient! But like any appliance, there is a cost when you put it into practice. Without taking things too Personally, our minds go blank when we first get our hands on freshly brewed coffee. Even though it tastes great, you start to feel uneasy the moment your first sip of liquid metal goes down. It’s like drinking out of a fire hose – even though the water is hot, there’s always this other issue of how long does it stay hot? How do you keep that water from draining?
Scooping up enough cups for everyone who comes over can be tricky at times. You want them really hot and properly brewing so that they’re sweet but not bitter, but also not too hot so that they’re not burnt or scorched (which means no need for a filter!). Thankfully, there is an answer for everything… and even if you don’t have access to Chemex mugs or French presses, there are plenty of ceramic ones out there that can do the job! Luckily for all of us quick learners like us, we have some great recommendations:
Top Best Ceramic Mug To Keep Coffee Hot Reviews
FAQs
Can you put hot coffee in a ceramic mug?
Yes, you can put hot coffee in a ceramic mug. The coffee will heat up and the mug will start to cook. Ceramic mugs are also microwave-safe.
What type of mug retains heat?
A mug that is double-walled will have a higher number of chambers (the lens in the mug) and will start to heat up first and foremost because of the external heat. In fact, I had to replace one of my mug models due to the External heat.
What holds heat better ceramic or porcelain?
Ceramic tiles hold heat better than porcelain tiles, due to the fact that porcelain tiles are made from natural materials, which means they are more porous. Additionally, ceramic tiles are more durable, making them a choice for even the most intense heating and cooling.
Does glass or ceramic keep coffee hotter?
It depends on the mug. A glass mug will heat up at a slower pace than a ceramic mug. This is because sweat and other decomposing food creates heat loss through convection (the flow of air through a mugs design).