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One reason I hate having guests over is having to juggle three or four mugs of coffee at once. You’d think they’d be polite and reject my offers of a warm beverage, but no, it’s always take, take, take. Why is  there never any give?! HUH?!

Anyway, the point is that juggling so many mugs isn’t only annoying, it could be hazardous. If one of them just “happens” to “slip” out of your hand “accidentally” and spews scalding hot liquid all over your mother-in-law’s face, you could be facing more than just a little spill. The Link Mugs interlink together to produce a sturdy line, making the carrying part a whole lot easier and the “accidental” spillage a whole lot harder.

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The hustle and bustle of modern times leaves few extra seconds to communicate with the people you live with, most commonly, your family. Thanks to cellphones and e-mail, we can still remain in close contact, but there’s something about seeing the actual handwriting of a loved one that adds a dose of personality into a message.

The Chalk Board Mug allows anyone in your home or work place to write a tiny message in chalk right on your coffee vessel. There are only two downfalls. One, chalk marks left on the writer’s fingers. Two, having to clean a chalk eraser like when you got in trouble in grade school. That sucked so bad.

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Da nah.

Da nah.

Da nah na nah na nah na nah na nah na nah na nah na nah. VIOLINS!

Put your tea in this fin-shaped diffuser. Blood will trickle out and let other swimmers know that this is your turf. You like your humans with Earl Gray, which is understandable for a shark. And should you want to make iced tea, we’ve got you covered.

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I’m pretty sure that everyone likes tea. It’s a drink that’s universally refreshing, whether it’s hot or cold. Bodum has just unleashed its Clara Kettle, a tea kettle made from nearly-indestructible borosilicate glass. That means that when you try to make tea the day after your 12-hour bender, you needn’t worry about chipping this bitch.

With beautiful blue accents and multi-stovetop abilities, the Clara Kettle makes for the ultimate gift for the tea lover in your life. At $60, it’s the perfect fusion of price, art and utility.

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Unlike my friends and family who are dependent on getting their coffee fix every morning, I drink tea instead.  This makes withdrawal from a lack of caffeine easier, meaning I’m not dependent on anything but my pillow in the morning.

Great news for tea drinkers everywhere: the “Tea Over Ice” pitcher is the quickest way to have freshly made hot tea turn ice cold for those hot summer days.  Just steep hot tea into the upper pitcher, then chill the tea by pouring it into the ice-filled lower pitcher.  If you’re a tea fiend then you won’t mind parting with $42 dollars to include this pitcher as a part of your dining routine.
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