This on-the-go coffee cup is primarily designed to reduce waste—but it’s also ergonomic. The entire cup folds into a peak, which becomes an integrated lid.

When you order your Venti-sized espresso macchiato at Starbucks, it will arrive in what looks and feels like a cardboard cup topped with a plastic lid. After you finish your drink, you might think ...

We’ve all been there. You have a cup of hot coffee in a paper to-go cup with a lid, but when you go to take a sip the contraption betrays your trust and you spill hot liquid on yourself.

In 1933, Ohioan Sydney R. Koons filed a patent application for a handle to attach to paper cups. In 1936, Walter W. Cecil invented a paper cup that came with handles, obviously meant to mimic mugs.

A New York City icon is at risk of being replaced. A sustainable startup thinks it can convince New Yorkers to give up the Anthora, the staple blue-and-white coffee cups used by city diners for dec… ...

Avoid Paper Coffee Cup Leaks by Making Sure the Hole in the Lid Isn't Lined Up with the Cup Seam David Galloway January 19, 2013 David Galloway ...

Hand feel: This cup is essentially two paper cups in one. One holds the coffee while the other acts like a sleeve to keep your hand from getting too hot. The lid that comes with the cup is also ...

This Ingenious Lid Solves The Most Annoying Thing About Paper Coffee Cups By Megan Willett-Wei Viora Lid May 15, 2014, 2:12 PM PT ...