do these cups hold hot and cold beverages..ie; tea?
805661
I used these for iced tea and lemonade. You could put hot tea in them, but it would be difficult to drink with the straw and taking the top off would not be an option. Hope that helps.
1995310
I wouldnt put hot items in the cups especially if they are for little kids. The cups are great but I do not think they would be thick enough for hot items.
1502505
Not positive but may be OK if the mugs are warmed in hot water prior to filling with hot tea.
618883
They tend to get too hot around the top edge when you serve hot beverages in them but they are thermal because of the double walls so keep warm beverages warm for a while. I think they are better for cold drinks. They are super durable, I have had them for a few years and love them.
1775336
I would imagine they would get too hot to hold - we only use them for chilled or room-temp beverages. But, you could get or make some kind of cozy to keep the heat from your hand...
1314567
Yes, I believe so. They are heavy insulated paper cups and are great for hot coffee and hot tea.
1564309
Although the instructions say not to use with hot liquids, judging from the great build material of the bottle, It can definitely be able to hold hot beverages. Just make sure the tea is already brewed prior.
240967
It has a rotating spout that you could drink from. I wouldn't advise it for hot drinks as it keeps them at such a high temp. No problem with cold.
1432805
Yes, they're just another mug. We drink coffee, tea, hot chocolate out of them. And they don't hold the residue that some mugs do from hot drinks
500086
I gave them as gifts but I'm pretty sure they do. My mom says she puts hers with water and two tea bags in the microwave so it would be enough for two cups of tea at a time
1277909
They are not insulated. I only use them for cold beverages. I don't think I would put anything hot in them.
636627
I used them for cold beverages. But where they are glass I would think hot drinks would work in them as well.
1782413
I have never put warm beverages in mine personally but I am sure you could! Its pretty durable. I think warmer rather than scolding hot! The cup probably wouldn't keep the beverage warm for very long but would be able to take the heat for a short period.
1939728
Yes, they are heavy glass and for hot drinks. I used mine every day for my tea. These mugs are the perfect size and the handle is wide and easy to hold. I love them.
32993
The cups are pure plastic construction, hard plastic cover and inner liner, foam insulation between the cover and liner, so I would assume that they are microwaveable. However the mugs keep everything so cold and so hot for so long,, put in in hot and it will likely stay that way... On a fishing trip a while back, I filled one of these badboys up with Bailys/Coffee, took it out with me into the 30deg+wind-weather, and it kept the coffee warm all the way to the end of the cup. It didn't keep my hands warm 'cause the cup is insulated, but my belly likey...
1602581
I would say 'yes'. We don't drink hot tea, but the glasses constantly go through hot/steamy dishwasher cycles. And, we've had hot chocolate in them.
550178
I think they are typically used for cold beverages. I haven't tried these with hot beverages, but mugs I had years ago made the handles too hot to handle.