will this fit a regular drink cup? like a hot or cold cup from starbucks? if so, to what size?
390416
It is made for water bottles as you see in picture. It is too high for a drink cup.
390417
Probably. But I never buy drinks at Starbucks so I can't speak to that exactly. The Bushwhacker isn't rigid so it has some flexibility.
473486
The dimensions state the mug is 7 inches tall. Since I do not own a Keurig, I don't know if it will fit.
498871
I don't understand the question. If you're asking will a straw fit through the sipping hole in the lid of the cup,I would say a "normal" straw will fit in the hole, but it depends on what size straw you are using.
1383388
Depends on how big your coffee mug is. If its small.. Yes, it will fit.. But, if its bigger than 3 inches.. Youll have a hard time.. I just take off the bottom part of the machine ( where it catches all the extra coffee, and grounds ) and use it without it if I need to. Of you could keep the coffee mug tilted if need be, and use an shot glass to fill it to your preference.Hope this helps.
2017871
I'm not sure I bought it for a friend of mine. It isn't very much taller than an avg. coffee cup. I would say, yes, that it would fit.
2249063
I bought it for a friend for Christmas...I think about 6 inches. It hold 12-16 oz. I think. If you want it for size, it is average for a coffee cup. If you want it for its uniqueness...then GO FOR IT! My friend loved it and thought it was the most unique coffee cup/mug ever! She is a photographer. :) I hope this helps. I know there are larger/taller ones out there but not sure the price difference would have made the same impact. The smaller one we got actually looks good.
1495329
No, this cup is not designed to hold hot beverages. Starbucks hot (as well as many other popular coffee chains) coffee is often served at temperatures just under boiling (around 200 degrees Fahrenheit). It's a wonderful, sturdy, well-built cup, but it is not meant to withstand those temps. Hope that helps!
1577041
the heating area fits a typical 8oz to 10oz mug, not giant mugs. What I would consider a standard coffee cup
935748
Yes. A standard straw fits fine. I tried a thicker, heavy-walled straw that came with another cup, but it didn't quite fit. The larger-diameter straws like you get from some fast-food restaurants might be a little big but, having thin walls, you could squeeze them in no problem.
1640427
base fits over a regular size mug. depending on the thermos it will work. I love it for making an individual fresh cup of coffee.
1211792
The bottle will fit a cup holder. If that's your only concern this may be the bottle for you. Due to my own experience with the bottle, I would recommend finding a different travel bottle because it does not keep liquids cold and I (and others) have had issues with this bottle not working for drinking out of the straw without covering the hole with your finger.
1840754
I cant tell you in length how long the straw is but I can tell you if you were to get a straw at a fast food place the straw will fit. I have other cups and those straws work with this as well. Hope this helps and makes since
2087937
It should fit a normal sippy cup just fine. I used mine for a few months and then donated it because it didn't really keep anything cool. I just put a lot of ice in the cup and continue to refill during stops. This bottle bag is a little gimmicky in that it is a handy bag but the insulation doesn't work well.
134963
Not sure the number of cups but cheaper than Starbucks. I use exclusively for iced coffee, and use cold water only. Never drink it black but don't see why you can't,
432230
It would fit a stir straw, not a full size fountain drink straw. Have no idea about the Starbucks plug, always brew my own.
580119
The inner ring has an outside diameter of 2.75 inches, so it would not fit. That's a tiny mug! :)
2204477
The cup must be no taller than 3 1/4 inches or 8 cm. Tall mugs will not fit but one that is less than 3 1/4 inches will fit.