What about Glass Mugs? Some of us like to see what we’re drinking through the mug. Well, we have a few options for you. The double-walled 470ml mug gives the impression of the liquid ‘floating’. For friends, a mug can reflect shared jokes or interests. Everyone will appreciate a new mug for Christmas. Unlike earthenware, Stoneware is non-porous, so it doesn’t need glazing. You will find large stoneware mugs in matt (not glazed) or gloss (glazed finishes). A mug is a daily reminder of the person who gifted it and a symbol of the cosy comforts that embody the Christmas spirit. Double handle mugs have two handles. The handle can be any of the shapes above. Double handle mugs are very safe—an excellent choice for children and older people. Handleless

The square shape doesn’t offer any advantages when it comes to drinking. The experience is very much like a tall latte mug. Cube Mugs The double-wall will keep your drink hotter for longer. These are a regular coffee cup shape and are also available in 400ml sizes. Next, we have a 400ml glass mug which is also an ordinary shape but only single-walled. Large enamel mugs also have a uniform diameter ‘C’ handle but always have a tapered lip at the top. Indestructible Enamel mugs with a 550ml capacity are favourite with campers. Tapered Mugs Bell mugs are inverted bell-shaped with a small base and a tapered edge near the top. Turn the mug upside down, and it looks like a bell. Right way up, the Bell Mug has a small base, wide-body and a flared lip. Fine bone china Wrendale Mugs designed by the award-winning artist Hannah Dale and made by Royal Worcester. Every design’s been inspired by the natural life of the Lincolnshire countryside. With over 50 designs to choose from, these mugs are popular for gifting. Plain Large Mugs

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Bodum’s range is vast, with mugs and cups ranging from 100-400ml, covering hardcore espresso drinkers and the big tea and coffee lovers. Stoneware is hard as nails. A stoneware mug is near impossible to scratch. Stoneware offers the ultimate in durability, so if you’re known to break a mug or two, then stonewares for you. A Le Creuset mug is an excellent example. Porcelain Hand washing Followed by hand-drying (with a soft cloth) is always the best option if you have the time. If not, please the best possible dishwasher tablets you can afford. Use Coasters Bodum’s famous across Europe for their Iconic coffee press. They also make high-quality mugs. Bodum Mugs are made from a wide range of materials, including porcelain and borosilicate glass (which is breathable thanks to an intelligent design spawned by the Bodum engineers).

We have lots to show you, there are far too many to list here, but we will go through some of them by colour. Choosing The Colour Of Your Large Mug Always fill the bottom with milk or cold water before pouring boiling water into the mug. Large Mug Safety A square handle is a more pronounced version of the D handle. The square edges appeal to those with minimal contemporary kitchens. The amount of fingers used in the grip depends if the handle is square or rectangular. (Rectangular shaped handles are also known as square handles). Open Handle Earthenware is a common material for the cheaper large mugs on the market. It’s the most affordable of all ceramics and, compared to the other ceramics, are fired at a low temperature. Therefore most earthenware mugs are glazed to make them waterproof. Earthenware Mugs Are Prone To Chipping

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Most Bell Mugs are large, 350ml plus. Bell Mugs cool the drink at a medium rate. Drinks taste the same as standard sized mugs. The flared lip allows you to take a sip with a small tilt. Square Mugs Large metal mugs are primarily for outdoor activities. However, some metals complement modern kitchens very well, so they are used indoors for these instances. Metal mugs include stainless steel, matching cutlery and many appliances, and Enamel, a metal mug coated in ceramic. Enamel Mugs are extremely tough and a favourite with campers. How To Take Care Of Your Large Mugs It’s nearly Christmas, and The Tea & Coffee drinkers of the UK want Christmas Mugs For Gifts – Mugs are…

The C shaped handle is the most common found on most mugs, big or small. The C handle is the strongest of all grips. The C shape handle accommodates all fingers on a large mug. On a regular mug, the index and middle finger grip the handle. The ring finger on the outside helps steady the mug. D Handle Flared mug handles are close to the mug at the bottom and ‘flare away at the top’. Three fingers grip the mug while the pinkie provides extra support. T Handle Earthenware, as used by Emma Bridgewater, is a porous clay mix. Glazed to ensure no water (or tea) absorption occurs. Earthenware has been about for centuries—way before stoneware and Porcelain. An open handle mug has no bottom section. Thus all fingers grip the mug. Some prefer this design, but the open handle is the weakest of all mugs and is more prone to breaking off. Flared Handle If your mug’s unglazed Earthenware (this type of mug is rare), always dry thoroughly and store in a dry place. Stronger CeramicsPorcelain is a superior (in price and quality) ceramic to Earthenware and Stoneware. Like stoneware, it’s non-porouseven when not glazed. It’s also hard and sturdy as well. The natural fine white colour makes this an easy ceramic to decorate. Latte Glasses add an element of sophistication and class to your kitchen and coffee experience. Traditional Latte glasses are conical in shape with a round base and a small ‘C’ handle near the mug’s bottom. The average size for this style is around 280ml Latte mugs are tall with a tapered ‘V’ shape and a flared handle. This design will keep your drink hotter for longer and is a favourite with big coffee drinkers. And if you like matt finished ceramic, then there’s the ‘Barcelona’ Ceramic Latte Coffee Cup, which is 400ml. Large Mug Shapes Designs are modern and minimal. Some do away with the use of handles and use a handleless silicone or cork grip instead. Anyone with a modern kitchen who wants complimenting mugs should take a look at the Bodum range.

A mug is a perfect Christmas gift, a practical present that caters to every age and interest and some can be personalised. So we have gone through our favourite Large Mugs. We like them because of their high quality and large capacities. All the above mugs feature a pattern or design of some sort. Some people prefer good old plain mugs which are a single colour. Large Mugs have the option of many different handles. Designed for an optimal grip. The handle you choose is down to your personal preference. In some instances, the type of handle depends on the shape of your mug. A standard mug is the same diameter at the top as it is the bottom with a ‘C’ handle. A lot of large mugs are bigger versions of standard mugs. The large versions will hold 450ml, while the giant versions will hold 600ml.

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Please be aware that all mugs, whatever they are made from, will suffer some discolouration after several washes in the dishwasher.