Is there a flask/thermos for hot drinks that isn’t plastic or metal—so ceramic or something like that?
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@gedvondur Oooh good list, thank you! 🙏🏼
@superball Looking again, also Zojirushi.
@gedvondur Sweet, thank you! Bookmarked.
@superball I hope it goes well in finding one!
@superball I had a double walled ceramic cup for a while with a silicone lid and it was great until I dropped it in a parking lot and shattered in a million pieces. 😢
It was vendor swag so I have no idea where they got it.
@intrepidhero @superball Unrelated, when I was working for a company once, I had a ceramic mug full of coffee and walked it into a metal beam supporting the roof (cubicle farm). The result was quite spectacular, and messy. LOL.
@intrepidhero @superball DO NOT WALK AROUND BEFORE COFFEE, lol (or drive, for that matter 😬. Seeing people pre-coffee attempting to drive to Starbucks makes one worry )
@superball Older classic Thermos flasks used borosilicated glass that had been silvered to reflect heat on the inside of the vacuum flask.
Some modern companies make them today for consumers.
The German brand Alfi use soda-lime glass inserts and sometimes borosilicate for high end use.
Hairo and Kality (Japanese) they make double-walled borosilicate products.
Bodum - has borosilicate glass drinkware such as the Pavina line
Teavana, Davids Tea and others makes travel mugs with borosilicate