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" A travel mug is a great way to keep your coffee piping hot all the way to work. Not only is it better for the environment (by keeping paper cups out of landfills) but it helps you save money, letting you brew your own coffee or espresso drinkswithout shelling out $4 every morning at the coffee shop. For the August issue of Good Housekeeping, we tested a whopping 53 travel mugs to find the absolute best. We lined each mug with a thin wire thermometer (called a thermocouple) and filled it with piping hot water in our temperature-controlled climatology chamber, to see how long each mug would keep your coffee hot. The result? 29 mugs failed to keep drinks hot for a typical \u00BD hour commute. Of those that did, the Sipp Insulated Tumbler by Thermos was a standout. Our panel of consumer testers also loved the slim shape and the 360\u00B0 sipping lid, that lets you drink from anywhere. Check out the rest of our recommended travel mugs and learn more about what we found in testing. Get more ideas on other tools for brewing espresso or a recipe for a classic skinny latte. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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