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What Do You Drink Out Of A Tumbler Cup?

What Do You Drink Out Of A Tumbler Cup?

by Ruben Peters in Blogs - Interesting Blogs & News

Travel tumbler cups help to eliminate on the go plastic waste while keeping your favourite beverages at the right temperature.

Stainless steel tumblers are perfect for both hot and cold drinks. They’re stylish, tough enough to use outside, prevent spills, and fit into most drinks’ holders. Branded tumbler cups make excellent promotional gifts too. But, what do you put inside a reusable tumbler cup? 

What do you Drink out of a tumbler cup?

Travel tumblers are very versatile drinks containers that you can use for almost anything. Traditionally, tumblers are for cold drinks but many stainless steel tumblers have a double-wall that insulates for both hot and cold beverages. The wide opening makes it really easy to clean with soap and water, so you can use a travel tumbler for smoothies, cocktails, hot chocolate, and other beverages that you wouldn’t want to put into a reusable water bottle. 

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So, what should you drink out of a stainless steel tumbler?

Hot beverages:
  • Coffee
  • Tea
  • Hot chocolate
  • Mulled wine

Tumbler cups are perfect for drinking warm beverages at your desk, in the garden, or on the drive to work. It’s also a child-safe alternative for parents with young kids. Insulated tumbler cups keep your drinks hot but not for as long as reusable coffee mugs. That’s why a FLASKE Tumbler Cup is the ideal drinks container for summer. Want to know the difference between a travel mug and tumbler cup?

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Cold beverages: 
  • Iced tea
  • Iced coffee
  • Lemonade
  • Fruit-infused water
  • Water
  • Fruit juice
  • Smoothies
  • Wine
  • Beer
  • Cocktails

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Travel tumblers are particularly useful for cold beverages because the wide opening makes it easy to add ice cubes. Most are made with a space for a straw too. You can sip your drink without making a mess. A sustainable tumbler cup is an excellent addition to your zero-waste summer picnic set. 

Now that you know what to drink out of a branded corporate personalised tumbler cup, you can pick your favourite from FLASKE’s online store!

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