Packing peanuts and bubble wrap oh my!
More bubble wrap. These guys know how to ship fragile things.
The Danesi latte cup. The first thing I noticed was the weight. This guy is 14 ounces! Almost a pound. That is one heavy cup. Should hold the latte's heat well. The only downer is that the handle is very small, I can't put my index finger through it, so I won't be carrying it that way. I guess its thickness will also protect my hand when I carry it without the handle. On the websites it's listed as having a capacity of about 6 ounces. I tested its capacity by pouring some water and weighing it, its capacity is more around 10 ounces.
I was so busy taking pictures of the cup and weighing it that I almost forgot that it was a cup and saucer set. Below all those peanuts were the saucers. Oval saucers with the 'd' logo.
And here's the set.
Picture of my cup "collection." A 3 ounce Bodum Pavina, Starbucks Christmas cappuccino set of 6 (one was badly chipped so I now have 5 cups and 6 saucers), and the Danesi Latte cup. Edit: I was informed that it was actually a set of 8 cups. So now I only have 7.
In the home barista forums the Danesi cups were recommended in their cup recommendation discussions. I saw this picture and knew I had to get these cups. The shape of the cup is unique and maybe it was also the background in the picture that got me too.

2 comments:
Love those cups, too. How did you get those?
Ebay. But I had to contact the seller first before he put it up for auction.
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