When You Need The Heat.
Let's face it, not everyone can afford to shell out $100-$200 bucks for an Ember Travel Mug or an Ember Heated Mug, but nobody wants to drink cold coffee unless it's brewed to be cold coffee specifically.
But what do we do when we've gone for broke and we don't have the cash to fork out for an item that's a bit extra in our life?
Let me introduce an age old device, the coffee mug warmer.
While these things don't quite get the job done like the newer coffee heating technology they can keep your coffee hotter for much longer without making too heavy of a dent in your wallet.
Even though I own a lovely Ember travel mug I still have a mug warmer and I still use it.
Why you ask? Well because I don't always want to use or need to use my fancy Ember mug to drink my cup of joe.
I also have several favorite or sentimental coffee mugs and I love to drink out of the regularly.
While it's simple it does the job for me perfectly.
It kept my cost down for getting a mug warmer and you can also find one on sale that's good almost all the time from Amazon.
I also grab it and take it to the office with me sometimes when I know it's going to be a particularly long day and I know I'm going to need a second or even third cup of brew to get me from start to finish.
I highly recommend getting a coffee mug warmer to anyone who drinks coffee on the regular, because keeping your coffee hot until the last drop is vastly more satisfying than when you're halfway down and your coffee is already getting cold.
I used to actually pour a little more coffee into my mug from the hot pot to keep the temp up but you're also messing up your cream/sweetener to coffee balance each time, so every time you heat it back up that way the taste is changing.
So don't delay, grab a coffee mug warmer today! :D
Happy sipping my fellow coffee lovers!
Thanks for stopping by Friggen Cawfee and reading this article! As always, I’m more than glad to help answer your questions and provide input for all your coffee questions.
You can email me at Mark@friggencawfee.com
– Mark, Friggen Cawfee Connoisseur