What kind of cup do you use for coffee?

Most people often can't tell the difference between a coffee cup and a black tea cup correctly. Usually, in order to spread the aroma of black tea and appreciate the color of black tea, the bottom of the cup is lighter, the mouth is wider, and the light transmittance is higher, while the coffee cup has a narrower mouth, thicker material and low light transmittance.

There are generally two kinds of coffee cups: pottery cups and porcelain cups. In recent years, under the concept that coffee must be drank hot, cup makers even match this exquisite, developing ceramic cups with thermal insulation effect, and even better bone porcelain cups than porcelain cups. The use of bone porcelain cups containing animal ashes in the texture can make the temperature of coffee in the cup drop more slowly. However, because its price is much more expensive than the former two, it is rarely used by ordinary families and can only be found in more exquisite cafes.

Traditional coffee cups can be divided into three types.

The first is a small coffee cup with a capacity of less than 100 ml, containing between 50 and 70 milliliters of coffee.

The second is a general coffee cup with a capacity of less than 200 ml, with a coffee content of 150-180 ml.

Mug

Mug

The third is a mug without a chassis and a cup of about 300 milliliters used in French milk coffee cups. Of course, in order to make some beautiful and beautiful fancy coffee, all kinds of glass goblets, beer mugs and so on will be used. But it's not in the purebred coffee cup.

Coffee cup hue

The color of the coffee liquid is amber and clear. So in order to show the characteristics of coffee, it is best to use a white coffee cup. Some practices that ignore this problem in production, such as putting various colors on the inside of the coffee cup, or even depicting complex fine patterns, often make it difficult for us to distinguish the coffee brewing by the coffee color.