What espresso cups do you use?
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As a few have mentioned, Duralex are very good glasses that come in a range of sizes and can survive most falls as well.
I still like my double walled Bodum Pavina glasses despite their relative fragility. For those in Australia, David Jones is selling the 250ml glasses for $12.45 a pair. I've paid ~$12 each for years. Other sizes are also available at a similar discount.
I still like my double walled Bodum Pavina glasses despite their relative fragility. For those in Australia, David Jones is selling the 250ml glasses for $12.45 a pair. I've paid ~$12 each for years. Other sizes are also available at a similar discount.
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gotta give a plusone to notNeutral.
everything they make is brilliant, IMO, and it's the small details that separate them from others. and frankly pretty reasonably priced; people have no problem charging 40 dollars /piece for very "rustic" ceramics that arent actually good to drink out of and in comparison the notNeutral stuff is truly a bargain IMO.
everything they make is brilliant, IMO, and it's the small details that separate them from others. and frankly pretty reasonably priced; people have no problem charging 40 dollars /piece for very "rustic" ceramics that arent actually good to drink out of and in comparison the notNeutral stuff is truly a bargain IMO.
Duralux. Got them in five graduated sizes
I got a bit lost in this at some point and think I have about 10 Illy art collection sets in espresso and cappuccino sizes.
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