As most caffeine addicts would know, when drinking coffee, it's important to start sipping as soon as it hits what we'd call the sweet spot.
For hot coffee, the ideal time to enjoy your fresh brew is some time between it being a little too hot on the tongue and it being way too cold to be satisfying — that perfect few minutes of soul-soothing warmth.
For cold coffee, as soon as you mix the components of your iced latte together and stick a straw in it, it only stays at the perfect icy-cool state for a little while before it becomes too watery and eventually dips down to room temperature.
Moms often miss the ideal sipping period — hot or cold coffee — because there is a LOT of invisible work they do.
Make hot OR cold coffee last longer
In a previous SmartParenting.com.ph article, parents could relate to Lara Quigaman's cold coffee story, leading us to do a shopping guide on heating coasters, which many appreciated.
This time via Spot.ph, we found a way to to make that sweet spot of hot OR cold coffee last longer.
Local brand Acqua's insulated mugs will keep your coffee at the perfect temperature all day!
Instead of your usual ceramic mug or takeout cup, opt for these pretty, reusable, easy-to-carry mugs for your morning brew. Not only are they travel-friendly and eco-friendly, but they'll keep your drinks cold for up to 12 hours or hot for up to six hours. That means you can enjoy your fave beverage at the perfect temperature all day long.
Whether you prefer to sip on coffee, tea, juice, or just water, the insulated mug will be the perfect companion to have while working through busy weekdays.
It's built like a regular ceramic mug with a handle and cylindrical shape, but much easier to carry around, thanks to the lightweight build the transparent cover up top. You can seal when taking the reusable cup in your car or on a walk.
Best part? It's only P599 a piece and comes in the cutest colors!
Check them out:
Acqua's insulated mugs are available online.
This story originally appeared on Spot.ph.
*Minor edits have been made by the SmartParenting.com.ph editors.