Add to the growing list of cyberproducts: Official Cybercoffee tumbler
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This is my favorite coffee tumbler. It is a double walled brushed stainless steel, black silicone grip and black trim , 16 oz product from Starbucks, circa 2005. Light scratches can be removed with a green Scotch Brite pad (following the grain of course
).
Matches my DeLorean and future Cybertruck.
This is my favorite coffee tumbler. It is a double walled brushed stainless steel, black silicone grip and black trim , 16 oz product from Starbucks, circa 2005. Light scratches can be removed with a green Scotch Brite pad (following the grain of course
).Matches my DeLorean and future Cybertruck.
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Mine's a pretty standard vessel, tho it has a special edition
holiday print that got me a month of free refills. (Yes, you can print on stainless.)
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holiday print that got me a month of free refills. (Yes, you can print on stainless.)
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Thanks. It also keeps any liquid hot or cold. (I've used it for ice water).Nice curves, but I don't drink coffee.
Although I think Starbucks has produced a stainless geometric/prismatic tumbler that would better match the body of the Cybertruck. I'll have to search that.
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I only use thermos style bottles for drinks, sometimes with unforeseen consequences. I tend to buy white ones because they retain heat better.
I bought a cheapy $3 one from kmart the other day, put some hot tea in it and didn't realise it didn't open through the top button, but via a slit further down the cap. Result was after two hours I took my first sip whilst driving and managed to pour piping hot tea over my chin and shirt causing me to pullover and douse with cold water for 15minutes. Still actually burnt and scared my chin and lip, not too badly and healed well, but definitely caught me by surprise and has put me on alert everytime I pick one up now.
I bought a cheapy $3 one from kmart the other day, put some hot tea in it and didn't realise it didn't open through the top button, but via a slit further down the cap. Result was after two hours I took my first sip whilst driving and managed to pour piping hot tea over my chin and shirt causing me to pullover and douse with cold water for 15minutes. Still actually burnt and scared my chin and lip, not too badly and healed well, but definitely caught me by surprise and has put me on alert everytime I pick one up now.
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That's what I'm talkin' about.Cool.
This is my favorite coffee tumbler. It is a double walled brushed stainless steel, black silicone grip and black trim , 16 oz product from Starbucks, circa 2005. Light scratches can be removed with a green Scotch Brite pad (following the grain of course
Matches my DeLorean and future Cybertruck.
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