Properly Wrong Enamel Mug

This enamel mug does job nicely. Fill it with tea, coffee, soup or whatever tha calls breakfast when camping. Its handle also makes it easy to attach to yer bag, so it’s close at hand when kettle starts whistling.

As Arthur says: “Tea tastes better outdoors. Mostly because nobody can ask tha to do a job while tha’s drinking it.”

• Made from durable, lightweight enamel — tough enough for camping without weighing down yer trousers.

• Height: 3.14″ (8 cm) — just enough mug without showing off.

• Diameter: 3.25″ (8.25 cm) — wide enough for dunking a biscuit, if biscuit knows what it’s doing.

• Lead- and BPA-free material — because tea should only contain tea.

• Classic white coating with a silver rim — looks smart until workshop gets hold of it.

• Suitable for hot drinks and meals — tea when things are going right, soup when they’re not.

• Hand-wash only — dishwasher’s taking liberties.

Important: Don’t heat liquids or food directly in mug. It’s made for holding yer tea, not boiling it. Direct heat may damage coating.

A note about staining: Coffee, tea and natural juices may gradually stain enamel. That’s a normal characteristic of enamel products rather than a fault with this particular mug. To remove stains, apply lemon juice or bicarbonate of soda to affected area and gently scrub it with a firm sponge.