Can you serve hot beverages in them?
618882
Good question. I had not used mine for anything but iced beverages, so I just now poured some boiling water into one of them. The outside is just barely warm. So, yes, you can serve hot beverages in them.
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.
618884
Yes. Product is double walled construction. Although I purchased to keep in freezer for frosty beverages, can be used for hot beverages just as well. Given that there is no lid, it may not retain heat like a travel mug. The double walled allows for hot beverages without heat transference (easy to hold w/o burning fingers).
618885
Yes. The temperature of the liquid really has no impact on the stainless steel, it's only if you have an abrasive cleaner when you wash them. The only downside I have found is when serving tea and some more picky friends commented on the "steel" taste - of which I didn't.
991978
I've never used them for hot liquids, but I am pretty sure you can . They are used for canning preserves, and they are usually hot when they are put in the jars.
548355
It says not for hot liquids but I have put hot cider in mine and they were fine.
1448308
Sure. I don't usually sip my coffee through them, but my daughter sips her hot tea through them.
221554
Yes you can. I put hot coffee in mine and put it in the frig, but I'm also having a problem with the leads leaking when I pour from it. It usually makes a mess. I am looking to replace mine.
1545814
Yes, they can get hot depending on how hot you are heating something up. The mugs have the benefit of the handle which stays cooler.
991976
Yes, they can. I even pour boiling water from the kettle straight into the glass and it never cracked. I've done it for coffee and tea and still no issues.
213854
They do all right in a dishwasher, so I imagine they could handle hot drinks. (If they get banged around in the dishwasher they will eventually chip or break. I've had four different sizes and the wine glasses too for about five years and I've mostly lost the 10 oz. to breaks and chips.)
2158826
I have no problem with hot beverages. The tablecloth is thick enough to handle them.
427071
I don't think you'd be able to carry the degree of heat it would take to deform this heavy duty plastic. However, I don't think it would be suitable for hot beverages because there is no sort of heat insulation or protection.
1935619
I dont think it would work. The plastic is the same kind as you find in hard plastic drink cups used for bar service. However I have washed them in the dishwasher top,rack a nd they didnt melt. Still wouldnt ude them for really hot soup...too dangerous to hold i think. Gazpacho yes, hot soup no.
1640679
Not if you are going to use them on it. It is a molded plastic, very sturdy but cannot take hot items.
1826836
I do not think so. They are heavy paper and insulated. They are good for hot coffee and tea though.
2167804
I have never tried this, but I do wash them in hot water and they are fine. I would say it would be safe as long as you run them under hot water first and be sure to get the inside and outside equally hot. I love them for cold drinks, because they don't sweat, and they keep the drink cold for a long time. I guess they must keep hot drinks warm for quite some time, too.
512195
I use mine for milk but I don't see why hot water couldn't be used in them. They are glass...
586072
I would be hesitant to serve anything hot in it, which you probably wouldn't do anyway. Tin teapot and cups would become hot also. But something cold or warm should be okay.
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.