What would be better for a Coffie Mug Ceramic or Tin?
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Ceramic is a poor conductor, therefore it is an insulator!  It will keep your coffee hot longer.  Tin is a good conducter, so it will let your coffee cool faster.
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Do it at home, tea is dirt cheap, and you can easily make the finger sandwiches and buy some biscuits or whatever you want to serve.  Or do a pot luck and have them bring stuff too.  Instead of expensive china set, just use a cheap tea set or use coffee mugs.
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I would say the thick glass. mainly because My roomate has destroyed many beer mugs making tea.  I would assume the reason is because the temperature is hotter on the inside than the outside  and this causes it to break.
974450
coffee flavor is the best, coffee with double e is even better.\n\n:> PEACE
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the best 1, if ur going for cheap and planning not to use it 24/7 go for the nano, if ur gonna use it a lot go for the best most expensive 1 that holds the most, whatever u do,dont get ashuffle,they're pointless.
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You can make chacolate chip cookie mix in a jar in pretty layers and wrap it with raffia. it's inexpensive and cute. :)\ncheck out this link: \nhttp://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Cookie-Mix-in-a-Jar-I/Detail.aspx
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When the coffee is first poured in the molecules in the ceramic are further apart, because cold things shrink (just ask George Costanza) thus causing more room between molucules and creating a lower pitch, but as the coffee heats the mug the molecules expand, reducing the distance between each molecule and raising the pitch.
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You can get thermocouples with Inconel sheaths from Omega and others, these will resist low concentrations of sulfuric acid and temperatures up to about 1200 C.\n\nThere are also ceramic sleeves you can use if the temperature or acid concentration is higher, but you'll need to compensate for the measured temperature difference between the inside and outside of the sleeve.\n\nIf the temperature is not too high, you could also try an RTD, which is generally more accurate.
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Lot's of resources out there...\n\ncheck the links below for exceptional service\n\nDo a search for "engraved travel mug"\n\nYou'll find quite a variety.
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I would have to say a cup. It just seems that you get more from it even though it is the same amount.
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metal expands when heated...hence the lid will become wider and easier to open...
145994
The metal spoon is a good conductor of heat. It also has a handle that protrudes out, with a fair amount of surface area to radiate heat out, and the spoon will also cool by convection. This definitely will cool the coffee down faster.
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plastic, but it doesn't breathe, so for a person or something, wool is good.\n\nAs for insulating something that is not a person, combinations work well, and so does aluminum foil.
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lido or spiaggia\n\n\nI hope this helps,\nAmy
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I know the feeling.I hate those ceramic figurines!!! I recently went to a wedding and they made CDs with all of their favorite love songs as favors for their wedding. That was a great idea, everyone wanted a copy and its something they could listen to months after the wedding. It is definitely not a dust collector!! Also you might want to give out something edible... like chocolate bars with your names and wedding date on it. Congrats and good luck
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it really depends on the type of cookware and what it is used for... for some pieces anodized aluminum is far superior... for others stainless with aluminum clad bottoms... and still for others, like dutch ovens, cast iron is the way to go... for a little guidance, do a google search for Alton Brown and his book Gear for your Kitchen... it goes into some good detail on what's good and what's ok... he also has a sense of humor too... check it out...
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Yeah, I like Silver(like a Gray-ish, Pewter color) & Buttercup too! Ivory would be nice (like a golden, candlelight shade of Ivory)