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Which Coffee Cup Do I Need?

29.09.16

Which Coffee Cup Do I Need?

There are many things to think about when choosing which type of paper coffee cup to serve your brew in: serving temperatures, insulating properties, surface texture and feel, custom printing options, and which cup sizes you want to offer. To help point you in the right direction, here we explain the key differences between our four coffee cup ranges.

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Double Wall Insulcups

Dimple

Single Wall

Boutique

Double Wall Insulcups® feature an insulating air pocket between two layers, keeping drinks hot while minimising heat transfer to your hand.

The unique texture of the Dimple® design offers a point of difference from your competitors, and provides excellent feel and handling.

Less paper is used in the manufacture of Single Wall cups, offering a cost effective alternative for lattes and cappuccinos.

Boutique Single Wall cups are designed for specialty coffee, with unique slim profiles and a 6oz size option.

Double wall with insulating air pocket

Textured outer wall with insulating air pockets

Single rigid wall

Single rigid wall

Excellent strength and insulation

Unique look and feel with a safe-grip surface

Cost effective and can be double cupped only when needed

6oz size allows consistency of flavour between ceramic dine-in and takeaway cups

Smooth gloss surface

Unique, dimple textured surface

Matte surface

Matte surface

Printable in multiple finishes

Printing unavailable

Printable to base of the cup

Printable to base of the cup

8oz, 12oz, 16oz

8oz, 12oz, 16oz

4oz, 8oz, 12oz, 16oz

6oz, 8oz, 12oz, 16oz

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Compare Insulation Properties

To test the insulation properties of each coffee cup, black coffee equivalent is poured into each cup type. (This is an extreme test starting at a higher than average temperature of 93°c) The temperature at the outer surface of the cup is measured every minute. This is the ‘holding temperature’, the heat that your hand feels when holding your coffee. A comfortable holding temperature is 65°c. This graph shows the difference in holding temperature for each cup type.

Compare Insulation Properties Graph

 

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