I don't like plastic cups, everything is mostly glass, wood and steel in our home when it comes to kitchen gadgets and utensils. But I have to say I like stores that go all out and give you lots of options :)
I suppose for keeping things cool rather than hot. I guess you need them more there than here. Stores here sell insulated coffee mugs to keep things hot!
Tervis is based in Sarasota. The company was doing quite well --- and then a few years ago really took off when it successfully contracted for sports licensing (e.g.: NFL, MLB, college teams). It's amazing. I have a few Tervis tumblers (what Floridian doesn't?) and I must say: (1) they keep drinks really cold or hot and (2) they're virtually indestructible.
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How are they still in business?
Good grief. Not exactly very green is it.
It is supposed to be green. Use these insulated cups instead of styrofoam or cardboard throw-away cups.
I don't like plastic cups, everything is mostly glass, wood and steel in our home when it comes to kitchen gadgets and utensils. But I have to say I like stores that go all out and give you lots of options :)
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That's more than a little odd Jack, are they expensive plastic cups :)
That's quite a niche market.
I'm surprised there is such a market for these that would cover the rent in that area, Jack! What do I know? ;-))
I suppose for keeping things cool rather than hot. I guess you need them more there than here. Stores here sell insulated coffee mugs to keep things hot!
Seems a little redundant to me!
Tervis is based in Sarasota. The company was doing quite well --- and then a few years ago really took off when it successfully contracted for sports licensing (e.g.: NFL, MLB, college teams). It's amazing. I have a few Tervis tumblers (what Floridian doesn't?) and I must say: (1) they keep drinks really cold or hot and (2) they're virtually indestructible.
That's funny
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