Ceramic travel mugs, on the other hand, are similar to standard coffee cups, making them particularly well suited to hot ...

When dashing to make an early morning flight or when a long train ride is imminent, being able to grab a leakproof travel mug ...

Learn more› By Kit Dillon and Wirecutter Staff As of December 2024, Stanley is recalling the Classic Trigger-Action mug, our pick for drivers, due to a lid that can detach and potentially cause ...

On the top of the Minipresso, you’ll find the small lid. This opens up to reveal the 80ml-capacity water tank. On the ...

If you mostly want to make big batches of cold smoothies, hot soups, and maybe even frozen margaritas, a full-size blender is the way to go. If you’re primarily going to use you ...

Though the BPA-free plastic blending jar is large ... in addition to the personal blending cup there's a travel mug with a handle, travel lid, and tamper, plus an included recipe book.

Stanley has issued a recall of a massive 2.6 million travel mugs due to a fault with the lid which could cause it to fall off ...

The range features two brand-new food containers, including a 900ml Lunch Box (£35) and 500ml Food Flask (£35) which come complete with a coloured bottom and stainless steel lid; perfect for ...

The popular Stanley 1913 Switchback and Trigger Action travel mugs have been recalled over concerns the lid could come off and cause burns to the user. Picture: Product Safety Australia.

Coffee enthusiasts can enjoy the 350ml Travel Mug (£30). Bundle deals are also available, such as the Essential Hydration Bottle and Mug Set for £65, and the Essential Lunch Set for £70 ...

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) issued the product safety recall for the Stanley 1913 Switchback and Trigger Action stainless steel, double-walled travel mugs over safety ...

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