Cup to reduce scalding incidents
May 31, 07 03:01 AM PDT

There is nothing quite like a sipping on a hot cup of joe in the morning, but unfortunately our lives are too rushed to the extent where we have to pack our coffee to go, and in the midst of it sometimes we end up scalding ourselves. Smart Lid Systems have decided to reduce the number of scalding incidents by developing a special lid that comes with a warning and sealing indicator, showing you whether the lid is properly sealed or not. The external lid color also changes as the beverage inside cools down, letting you know when is it relatively safe to take more than a sip. Sounds more like a novelty than a necessary evil to me. After all, having these lids with each purchase will do nothing but drive up the average price of my coffee - and that's something I dread to see.
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By Hubert , 01/06/07 11:39 PM (CommentID #192076)
Looks like there's enough people using their tongue as a temperature detector to create a market for this...
Just kidding :P
By jay , 31/05/07 4:55 AM (CommentID #189979)
what about using your brain... "this is coffee... so it's hot.. I should be careful!' it's a cheaper and better for the environment.. and was completely possible before Starbucks came along.
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