Product Description
Ceramic coffee cups are cups made from ceramic material fired at high temperatures (usually 1,250°C or higher), with the characteristics of being hard, durable, waterproof and retaining heat well. The surface of ceramic cups is often coated with glossy enamel, making the product bright, easy to clean and safe for health.
With a variety of designs in style, color and pattern, ceramic cups are not only widely used in daily life such as drinking tea, coffee, water... but also are meaningful gifts and promotional items on many occasions. Products are made in Italy.
Cup with red and white colors.
HOW TO USE
Ceramic coffee cups are not only a container for drinks but also a bridge between the drinker and the unique flavor of each drop of coffee. With traditional ceramic material, the product brings a unique coffee experience, retains heat well and is safe for health.
Let's discover interesting things about ceramic coffee cups, from characteristics, classification to how to choose and preserve to have the best moments of enjoying coffee.
HOW TO PRESERVE
Dry, cool place: Store the cup in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight and high humidity.
Avoid impact: Do not stack the cups on top of each other too much, avoid strong impacts that can cause chipping or cracking.
Regular cleaning: Periodically clean the cup with vinegar or baking soda solution to remove yellow stains and keep the cup shiny.
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Product Details
Ceramic coffee cups are not only a container for drinks but also an important factor affecting the coffee experience. Each type of coffee has its own flavor, characteristics and is suitable for a certain type of cup. Below are the popular types of ceramic coffee cups:
Espresso cup: This type of cup has a small capacity, usually from 50-100ml, suitable for serving espresso - a concentrated coffee with a strong flavor and a thick layer of crema on the surface. Espresso cups are often cylindrical or truncated cone, helping to concentrate the aroma and keep the coffee warm.

Cappuccino cup: With a larger capacity than an espresso cup (about 150-200ml), a cappuccino cup is designed to hold cappuccino coffee - a harmonious combination of espresso, hot milk and a thick layer of smooth milk foam. Cappuccino cups are usually round or bell-shaped, helping to create space for the milk foam and keep the heat well.
Latte Cup: The capacity of a latte cup is larger than a cappuccino cup (about 250-350ml), suitable for enjoying latte coffee - a type of coffee made with more milk and less milk foam than a cappuccino. Latte cups are usually tall and cylindrical, helping to retain heat and create space for the milk layer.

Mug: This is a ceramic cup with a handle, with a variety of capacities, usually from 250-500ml. Mug cups are widely used for many types of hot drinks such as coffee, tea, hot chocolate. The handle design helps you hold the cup easily and comfortably, while keeping your hands from getting burned when drinking hot drinks.

Macchiato Cup: The macchiato cup has a smaller capacity than the cappuccino cup (about 100-150ml). This type of cup is designed to serve macchiato coffee - a variation of espresso with a thin layer of milk foam on the surface.
In addition, there are many other types of ceramic coffee cups such as Americano cups, Mocha cups, Flat White cups, etc. with different capacities and designs, suitable for each type of coffee and user preferences.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
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Company
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TADAVINA COMPANY
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26LK14 Mau Luong, Kien Hung, Hanoi
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0107466001
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MR TUAN
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024 3906 8888
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024 2321 1111
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0915 883 888
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0986 883 888
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tadavina@tadavina.com
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coffee@tadavina.com
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7GELATO
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VUA KEM
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