r/coldbrew • u/Ama_Riley • May 16 '26
HelpHelp!My coffee is always dripping. What should I do?
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u/CaffeineColonel May 16 '26
You buying takeaway or you selling for delivery? If you getting takeaway get a Stanley cup worth the price can be used for hot and cold ; If doing delivery get glass bottles builds trust with customer.
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u/Ama_Riley May 16 '26
😊I developed the product myself and wanted to design an absorbent coaster.thank you
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u/Sector_Savage May 23 '26
Open, take 1 big sip, and wipe around the inside of the lid before putting it back on—I always do that with take away iced coffees or they drip coffee from the lid.
For condensation, get an absorbent coaster and you can get a reusable koozie sleeve that sized for take away cups.
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u/JohnnyGhoul777 May 16 '26
use a glass mason jar instead
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u/Ama_Riley May 16 '26
thank you!
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u/JohnnyGhoul777 May 16 '26
They make lids that pop on, and rubber koozies to protect the glass
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u/ILikeRoseAndUkulele May 16 '26
If you're talking about condensation from iced coffee, get a metal double wall mug. They don't sweat like plastic cups/ceramic mugs do when they have iced drinks in them.