Counter & kitchen objects · Gifts Under $25
CAST Tea Cup 220ml
A double-walled cup that keeps tea at drinking temperature
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Kinto’s CAST cup is double-walled borosilicate glass built to hold 220ml, no handle, no saucer. The air gap between the two walls keeps the outside cool enough to hold bare-handed while the tea inside stays hot longer than it would in a single-wall glass or a chipped diner mug. The rim is thin, the glass is light, and it reads clean on a pass or a break table stacked next to the coffee station. Nothing sweats onto the ticket rail. It washes up in seconds, no glaze to baby, no finish to wear off after a hundred trips through the machine. Not for the line, but it earns a spot wherever a hot drink needs to hold its heat.
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Half the reason a cup like this sticks around a kitchen is that nobody has to think about it. No saucer to lose, no glaze to chip off onto someone's tongue, no special rack. It sits by the coffee station or on a break table and does the one thing it needs to do, which is keep a hot drink hot without punishing whoever's holding it. That's worth more on a line than a cup that looks nicer but burns a hand mid-rush.