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Posted by Sunset, October 10, 2009 in Design

by Allison Arieff, Sunset editor at large

Design has often failed in its efforts to enhance the pursuit of caffeine. To go cups feature unwieldy, un-sip friendly, not to mention un-eco-friendly, lids. Car cupholders seem to facilitate spills rather than prevent them. The recent introduction of the ceramic "Not a Paper Cup" has been a step in the right direction--reusable, dishwasher-able, and environmentally responsible. Now comes a new invention that's a blessing to anyone who's tried to bring back a quartet of cappuccinos to their office mates.

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This is a simple and elegant solution to an everyday challenge. Made with a single piece of recycled post-consumer board, it's been called "the steadicam of beverage holders." I'll take one to go...

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Nice, that's very handy.

Posted by: jamieofalltrades | October 12, 2009 at 11:24 AM

it is about time. what a good idea!

Posted by: Miranda | October 16, 2009 at 01:49 PM
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