Find Your Ideal KeepCup

Brew, Commuter, or Cold Cup?

<p>With so many KeepCup models, how do you choose? For baristas and espresso lovers, the Brew and Brew Cork are perfect. Commuters love the spill-resistant Commuter with its press-fit lid. The Thermal keeps drinks hot for hours, while the Cold Cup is designed for iced beverages. For around the house, the Go Bowl is a versatile option for snacks or soup. Compare the features, colors, and sizes to find your match. Our prices are budget-friendly, and with the coupon code, you save even more.</p>

What size KeepCup should I get?

It depends on your usual drink order. If you typically get a small (12 oz), choose a 12oz KeepCup. For a medium (16 oz), go for the 16oz – the most popular size. For a large (20 oz), select the 20oz. KeepCup sizes are designed to match standard barista sizes.

What is the difference between KeepCup models?

The Brew is the classic barista-style glass cup, the Brew Cork has a cork band for insulation, the Commuter is crafted from toughened glass with a silicone band and a splash-proof lid, the Thermal is double-wall stainless steel for temperature retention, the Cold Cup is made from durable plastic and is designed for iced drinks, and the Longplay has a longer, slimmer profile. Choose based on your beverage and insulation needs.

Is KeepCup leakproof?

No, KeepCup is designed to be splash-proof, not leakproof. The lids are designed to resist splashes while you walk, but they are not sealed when you squeeze or invert the cup. If you need a leakproof option, look into brands like Corkcicle or consider the KeepCup Helix bottle, which has a leakproof lid.

Can you put a KeepCup in the dishwasher?

Yes, most KeepCup parts are dishwasher safe. The glass and plastic cups can go on the top rack, and the lids and bands are usually top-rack safe as well. However, the cork band on the Brew Cork is not dishwasher safe – it should be hand washed. Always check the specific care instructions for your model.

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