Food & Drink, Product Spotlight:
Double-Eco Coffee Holder, with an Extra Shot of Style
Belonging to the same family of products as the cheekily-named I Am Not a Paper Cup, the byocup is a faux paper container designed to look like something you’d carry out of a coffee shop specializing in fair trade varietals. There’s not a trace of wasteful material in its makeup, its silicone body made to withstand the hot hot heat of your morning brew and keep it warm during the hustle and bustle of rush hour.
Though toting around a conventional to-go cup may feel and perhaps look “cool,” what’s decidedly uncool is contributing to the piles of waste we so often see spilling out of trash cans at certain café super-chains. That’s where byocup’s polymer lining comes in, guaranteed to withstand repeated washings and never decompose. Available in a variety of colors, you can choose one to best suit your personal style.
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