Saxon Wright, part-owner of coffee brand Pablo and Rusty’s, said while reusable designs are a huge improvement, they are “still just another plastic cup“. Mr Wright is a co-founder of huskee cup, a reusable ceramic alternative made from discarded coffee husk: the layer of cells that coat a coffee bean. Who owns Huskee cups? Five-man … Read more
Its fins are not only an iconic design feature but they also protect your hands from the heat of your drink. Durable and dishwasher friendly huskeecup is designed to last for years. They have been tested in even the most rigorous café environments, running them through the dishwasher dozens of times a day. How do … Read more
HuskeeCup’s unique thermal properties will keep your coffee hotter for longer So whether you are at home, on the go, or dining in at a café, you can expect an improved coffee experience. What is the best material for keeping coffee hot? In the pursuit of a cup that keeps coffee hot the longest, the … Read more
How do I clean my huskee cup? If you do not have a dishwasher, you can manually sanitise by following advice from the Australian Food Standards here or can efficiently clean your HuskeeCup by: Using a damp microfibre cloth with a small amount of detergent can be used to help remove stubborn marks, such as … Read more
HuskeeCups are microwave-safe and also dishwasher safe. They are supposed to be taste-neutral and even though there is no handle, they were designed to hold hot beverages without needing an additional sleeve. How do I clean my huskee cup? If you do not have a dishwasher, you can manually sanitise by following advice from the … Read more