Porcelain milk cups fulfil a very special function
The classic milk cup is a drinking vessel without a handle, specifically a glass-shaped cup without handles. The absence of a handle requires the consumer to grip the cup directly by the body. This indicates the temperature of the drink, allowing the consumer to ascertain whether the milk or hot chocolate is at an appropriate temperature. If the milk is very hot or too hot, the consumer is immediately alerted by touching the cup, thus avoiding the risk of scalding.
A thin-walled glass is not recommended for drinking hot milk as the temperature stability of glass is inferior to that of porcelain. On the other hand, milk residue can leave stains on the glass, which is an aesthetic concern. Additionally, glass can shatter if it is filled with hot drinks.
Porcelain milk cups serve a crucial purpose. In terms of size and design, there are no specific requirements apart from the absence of a handle.
Item: CTG320
Porcelain tumbler 0.20 l "Terry"Available
Item: CTG330
Porcelain tumbler 0.38 l without handles "Terry"Available
Item: SL002
Porcelain crinkle cup 0.23 l "Snack Line"Available
Item: SL002UTA
Porcelain crumple cup set 0.23 l "Snack-Line"Available