Ignoring the most obvious solution of waiting until the pot cools down, another solution to this problem is to bring a seperate (non-metal) cup to use for drinking. But, being the kind of guy I am, I don't really want to lug an extra cup around just for drinking some tea. So, what's the alternate solution? Well, I affectionately call it my "lip cozy." Instead of the usual cup cozy that goes on the outside of a cup, this is a little attachment that goes inside the top of cup so that you can drink from the cool plastic as opposed to the scathing metal. Oh, and for you gram counters, this barely weights anything.
Although the image above should be pretty self explanatory, for those of you who would like complete step-by-step instructions, of how to make this wonderful attachment, read on!
Materials
- An empty (and cleaned) yogurt container. Or any container that would snuggly fit inside your cup
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Cut off the bottom of the yogurt cup
For my cup (which technically is the frying pan that comes with my cook set, but works perfectly as a single serving cup), a large (36 oz) Fage yogurt container worked perfectly. Feel free to use whatever container has a tapered diameter (larger at the top than at the bottom) that would snuggly fit inside your cup. Take your scissors and simply cut off the bottom.
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