Whiteley Creek Homestead

LIFE AT THE END OF A DIRT ROAD IN CENTRAL MINNESOTA

organically grown triticale in our field
canoeing in our wetlands
raspberries growing wild on our property
our back porch fieldstone fireplace

Eco cup logo 
During an online search for refrigerator storage containers to extend the freshness of my pastured hen eggs, I discovered these fun eco cups and just had to order a pair for early morning hit-the-road outings… a brown one for Dick's morning coffee and an orange one for my tea. They look every bit like a styrofoam cup from your local 7-Eleven, but they are not. They are ceramic with a flexible, removable, insulating band that tightly grips the cup.

Eco cup 
The cup's covers are made of some sort of flexible rubbery material that are clones of styrofoam drink container covers.

Eco cup cap   

As I write this post, the 1.6-cup size is on sale for $3.99 (regular price $6.99) here. Enter promotion code EMAIL30LNL for 30% off the sale price (valid until March 10, 2011). You end up paying $2.79 per cup! If you add an additional item priced at $2.00 or more (why not add a 3rd eco cup as a gift for an eco friend, breakage replacement, or when it's in the dishwasher) so that your total equals $10.00 before factoring in the 30% off promotion code, you get a choice of 1 of 4 free items. I chose the foam bottle cleaning brush. I absolutely love it for cleaning the jars that I use for my dairy culturing before I toss them in the dishwasher. It's a pretty lime green color. Although the eco cup's cap and band is made of non-toxic silicone, I plan to remove the cap when drinking from the cup. 

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