Not Disposable

Australian Will & Co's ceramic cup that looks like a paper cup

Costa Keeps Britain Tidy

Costa donates 10p to Keep Britain Tidy every time a customer uses a reusable travel cup until 21st June.

Do you have a Favourite Mug?

Bravo to Mortons at the (Oxford University) Museum for their lovely mugs.  Caterers, like the rest of the population, use mugs at home but persist with traditional cups and saucers in their cafes - must be because they like doing double the washing up.

Printed Cups

 One way to personalise your cups.  Attendant hand stamps every cup.

Cold Drinks in the Khazi

 The first cafe we have seen selling coconut water (and some original soft drinks in smart reusable juice bottles).  Attendant (the cafe in a underground toilet) is spot on.

Drinks are served with a jam jar 'cup', ice and fat straw.

Cup of Chandelier

Guest Spot

Sue McCracken, the National Trust for Scotland's passionate catering boss, sends in a fun chandelier posted on a friend's Facebook page - inspiration comes from many directions nowadays.

I Am Not A Plastic Cup

As we recycle more and more at home the pressure is on us caterers.  Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is ahead of the game with its free water cups.  Customers want to see sustainability in action.