Do these cups say what type of stanless steel?
458241
I don't think they say. But they are double walled (sort of like Tervis products) so they don't really sweat. We LOVE them and use them all the time.
458242
It is not embossed on the cup. I have had for 6 months and have seen no issues with the quality of steel used.
458243
No, the cups unfortunately didn't state. The cups upon initial use would impart a metallic aluminum taste in the mouth which diminished after about 4-5 rounds of washing in hot water. On occasion they would also cause a mild electrical sensation as though you'd bit into a bit of tin.
458244
Nope, but I can check next week as to if they are 400 or 300 series stainless. They are very very light though must be a very thin gage stainless with either an eighth of an inch of foam or air in between.
192662
I am well pleased with the cups. Not sure where they were manufactured but it didn't say China or India. So if not Israel I don't want to know.gjgjones.
1812731
Not at all. They say that the new cups use the safe type of plastic, I don't know if that's true or not but I can say that the cup is a great replacement for my old one. You should get it. I studied it long and hard and I am very happy with the performance of the cup.
51523
stainless and you won't be disappointed in the quality of this cup!! Best one ever and I have bought many. Hope this helps.
411782
I think they are stainless steel. Very thin. Work well for my GF English muffins. I agree with previous comments regarding washing & drying by hand.
647028
So these must be steel tins, right? Not aluminum since magnets do not stick to aluminum??thanks so much!
185885
Cups are stainless steel, not sure about the 18/10. Can say that I don't think the handles are as gutsy as I had hoped. They bend easily when digging in flour or other dense indredients.
570426
As far as I can tell, they are stainless. I don't recall exactly when I bought them, but I would guess at least several years ago, and they have not shown any surface corrosion to date. As to the magnetic properties others have mentioned, generally speaking Austenitic stainless (304, 316, etc.) are not magnetic, but the Ferritic 400 series generally are.
392613
No...the inside of this cup is the same as the outside. Stainless steel all around
548047
It says carbon steel on some websites descriptions. They are really good I left them out side they don't rust. If you hit a rock it chips the tips of the blades but a grinder I use does the trick to resharpen.
216681
I haven't used them yet, so I was able to check the box they're still in, but there is no documentation. On the knives themselves, they simply say "stainless steel".
1224351
I'm not a metal expert, so this is just my personal observation. There are no markings directly on the scoop, but the sticker on it says 'stainless'. I've washed mine successfully in the dishwasher and they are holding up great for my purposes. (I use them as flour/sugar scoops.) They are not made out of a thick metal, they're kind of thin. But again, sturdy enough.
2165858
I have no idea. I think this question should be asked to the manufacturer of the cup.
890294
They are copper alloy. None of these cups are 100% pure copper...that would be super expensive. Color change is common with any copper product.
1430119
I honestly don't know. I have greatly enjoyed them, though. They are good sturdy clear coffee cups.
1856732
Yes, the whole thing is stainless steel. I always put mine in the dishwasher to sanitize them before a trip. I'm very impressed with these cups, they perform much better than I anticipated, clean up easily, and look great.
1609364
Yes, the markings on the handles are easy to read. The individual cups themselves do not have markings.