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This article focuses on the significance of measuring cups. Their transparent shapes are a study in clean lines and their uses extend far beyond the kitchen. A perfect combination of curves and angles, these graceful servants of the kitchen are worthy of display. Mass produced from the 1920s through the 1960s, these American-made vessels were staples in virtually every household. A dramatic improvement over their tin antecedents, glass measuring cups revolutionized baking and cooking by making it easy to see the ingredients being measured. People should look for cups that have clarity and are free of chips or cracks.

The article evaluates Le Creuset Mug offered by Le Creuset, NotNeutral Lino Coffee Mugs offered by notNeutral and Brian Giniewski Mug offered by Brian Giniewski.

The article discusses the significant symbolism of a cup in a Christian community. A cup symbolizes many things such as friendship, fellowship, receiving and giving but in Scripture, it represents hospitality and fellowship. It is a sign of fellowship with God. According to the Scripture, cup holds things that chooses evil actions. INSET: Cup Meditation..

The article reviews art series cups available in 4ox, 8ox and 12oz offered by Biopac Systems Inc.

The article evaluates several Christmas gifts including Six Cup Chemex, glass vase from Hey Jhonny, and holiday gin kit from Home Made Gin Kit LLC.

Mayor Bloomberg's edict to forgo (expensive, unfluoridated, landfill-clogging) bottled water is easy to follow; our taps produce delicious water, fresh from the Catskills. But what about carbonation? Soda-Club USA's soda-maker [...]

The article offers information on disposable polypropylene cups from Qosmedix.

The article offers brief information on Golden Link Inc.'s molded drink bottles and double-walled cups with movie-related figurines in the base.

The article offers information on several products including sustainable paper straw from Huhtamaki, Cold Cup Sip Lids from Eco-Products and PlantCarton from Evergreen Packaging.

The article previews the exhibition "One More Cup..." to be held in summer 2016 which will feature arts & craft vessels used for taking liquids including bowls, mugs, and cups.

The article evaluates several kitchen products made for children including the Cupcake spatula, the Flip Flop cookie cutter, the Sandra by Sandra Lee 4-piece measuring cup set.

The article reviews several products, including enamel pins from Love and Victory, copper drinking vessels from Absolut Elyx, and Aperol espadrilles from Soludos.

The article offers brief information on several cups for children which include the Contigo Autoseal Kids Trekker Cup, the Foogo Insulated Straw Bottle from Thermos LLC, and the Playtex cups.

The article evaluates the Victorian-designed KeepCup.

The article presents several photographs including stain remover Removeez, porcelain cups from Bodum Inc. and men's shirt available at Clothing Warehouse.

The article evaluates various tableware including christofle underplate, soup plate and teacup with saucer from Studio of Tableware Ltd.

The article presents a guide for hoilday gifts. One of the items in the guide featured olive press gift box with the dalla piazza oil drizzler for perfect portion control. Another item featured an electric toaster. A item featured tea forte's cool pyramid shaped tea bags, porcelain cups, and serving trays.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Natural Sake Cups," which appeared in the June 1997 issue of "Martha Stewart Living." The article offers step-by-step instructions in transforming cucumbers into edible cups for sakes. Slice ends off an English cucumber, then slice crosswise into 2-inch sections.

Several photographs of saucers and cups are presented. One photograph features Jasper Conran mint espresso cup and saucer both manufactured by Waterford Wedgwood PLC and a Butterfly teaspoon manufactured by the company Cambodia House. Another photograph features Mint Dragonfly teacup and saucer manufactured by Christopher Vine Design and a bead teaspoon manufactured by Whitehill & Co. Another photograph features teacup set with saucer manufactured by Villeroy & Boch

The article reports that Starbucks Corp., the $6.4 billion coffee colossus, is now unveiling the world's first recycled beverage cup made from 10 percent post-consumer fiber. It's actually the result of a 10-year odyssey littered with rejected designs and culminating in approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Victoria Mills, a project manager at nonprofit group Environmental Defense, which worked with Starbucks on the project. Starbucks wants to stop "double cupping," whereby customers get a second container as insulation. Environmental Defense and Starbucks hold a competition to solicit designs for a recycled cup that's thick enough to stand alone. Working with pulpmaker Mississippi River Corp., paper mill MeadWestvaco, and Solo Cup, it created an eco-friendly version of its current cup that can be used with recycled sleeves. The recycled pulp got the FDA's stamp of approval in 2004 and cleared the way for other businesses to create similarly eco-minded packaging.

Presents an array of coffee and tea drinking paraphernalia. Sugar Tubes packaging for sugar; Natural dry honey from White Lion Tea; Sympatea SpoonTea's way to serve tea without the mess of tea bags; Tea Globe tea service; Travel mugs and cold-drink tumblers from Thermos; Hot-drink cups from Dover Cup.

Features the cobalt-blue mixing/drinking cup. Size of the cup; Applications; Contact information.

Focuses on inspirational acrylic tumblers by Felissimo. Features of the cup; Price.

Presents information on the Blend-N-Go blender cup from Oster. Advantages; Price.

Features several cups and saucers. Chinese Bouquet Multicolor from Herend; Timeless from Lenox; Botanical from Asprey.

Features several coffee cups, in the U.S. Design of the Jungle Red Links espresso cup set from Nonneutral; Items included in the espresso set from Guzzini; Price information for the Savannah cup and saucer set.

Examines the importance of using the right cups for the right beverage. Variety of custom artwork and graphics on a range of sizes offered by most cup manufacturers to better reflect the quality product served; Availability of various types of lids and straws to complement cups.

Features paper cup dispenser. Product features; Usability of the product; Marketabilty of the product.

A photograph of a royal drinking cup is presented.

Introduces a vertical cup holder for cars from Saab. Description of the cup holder.

The article focuses on issues related to beverages and the mustache cup principle in the U.S. According to national statistics, an average 28,096 figure-chiffon dresses and 4,653 tropical suits are ruined by iced teas which spill over and into the clothes of consumers. To address this issue, the mustache principle was introduced. The concept uses a simple bridge across an arc of the cup to permit a mustached gentleman to sip his tea without difficulty.

Features several designs of coffee cups and saucers ideal for coffeehouses. Giotto coffee-cups from Ancap; O! Luna cups and saucers from Steelite International; Vibe mugs from Churchill Dining Out.

This article reports that Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. of Denver, Colorado, has found a way to recognize the unique aspects of its chain in an extraordinary way--by printing the information on its drink cups. Now, cups have been printed that pay homage to the chain's retail designer. Brand Gould, director of design and development has played a vital role in the new look of Chipotle.

The article presents information about Greenware, which is a line of premium cold drink cups and lids that are naturally based and fully compostable, made entirely from the annually renewable resources of Nebraskan corn.

DrinkWorks Inc., a California-based drinkware company, has addressed the demand for a hassle-free coffee container designed especially for men—the new Steele stainless steel travel mug. Steele has tapped into the mindset of the male coffee drinker on the go, manufactured using hydroforming technology—the same process used by auto makers to form steel body parts on many pickups. The rugged, insulated product sports an oversized rubber handle, non-skid TuffGrip bottom with workboot-style tread, spill-resistant lid and a 24-ounce reservoir large enough to handle the longest commute.

The Solo Cup Co. is introducing a paper cup to complete its hot cup portfolio. Sizes include 10-, 12-, 16-, and 20-oz. All sizes have the same rim diameter so that one lid fits all cups.

Gevalia Extraordinary Cup China are unique coffee cups and saucers. They have been designed by three of United States' leading fashion designers and are being sold online with the proceeds going towards the Kennedy Center for Arts Education Network. The cups are made from Rosenthal china.

Solo cup traveler plus lid is perfect for on-the-go clientele. The re-closable lid is spill-resistant and durable. The same lid fits Solo's 10-, 12-, 16-, 20-, and 24-ounce paper hot cups.