Can it be used for hot drinks, coffee, cocoa?
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Hot liquids won't damage the mugs but they aren't insulated and won't keep liquids hot for long periods of time.
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yes, you can use it for tea or hot chocolate but the weakest part of the system is the filter and the device that hold the filter into the coffee maker. I now use a solution of baking soda and distilled water to soak both parts after use.
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I wouldn't put anything hot in it even though it's double walled the heat of the coffee or cocoa could make it uncomfortable to handle. I feel that the glass and straw could hold up to the heat.
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I only used it to mix a powdered drink with warm water. I never used it for hot coffee. Be careful to hold down the top when blending as it does not stay on. Good luck.
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Yes, I've used it for anything hot, including cocoa, broth, tea, coffee, and boiling water. The interior is stainless steel, so there is no problem with previous tastes lingering as long as you clean it out properly. If you want the beverage to stay hot for the maximum amount of time, pour boiling water in first to heat the interior, then empty it after a minute or so and you're ready to add whatever you'd like.
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not 100% sure, id think so. maybe not boiling hot. but coffee/hot chocolate/tea id think should be fine... I bought some for my wedding, plan on doing hot chocolate on a stick. so I sure hope it doesn't brake on anyone.
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I would assume so. If heat destroys it in cooking, I would be afraid to use it in the coffee. Not 100% sure, though. To be safe, I don't use mine in hot food.
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They do not recommend it for hot drinks so I have not tried it and wouldn't suggest it.
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yes, you can, use the same amount of cocoa as you would in any recipe, also it makes great hot chocolate!
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Yes, that's what I use it for, as well as cold-brew coffee. It works great and makes a really pleasant, rich cup of coffee.
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I haven't done that but I think it can handle hot chocolate. It may be hard to clean the piece that dispenses liquid so I will stick with just water
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Yes. We have used it for hot chocolate and apple cider. These glasses are thicker than the glass mugs I use for coffee. Very substantial.
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Absolutely, I use them for tea, coffee, and coco. The handle stays cool and the drink stays hot.
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I really don't know because I only use it for coffee and hot cereals. I recommend you visit meyenber's webpage.
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It certainly can be used to heat water (very hot, but not "boiling") for tea, cocoa, or instant coffee. I would not recommend using it for both brewing coffee and heating water unless it is cleaned really well; any coffee residual will impart a slight taste/color to the water. If you will be serving both frequently, separate urns (carefully labelled) would avoid this problem. Plan on at least 1 hr. to get the full 100 cup capacity to max temp. For coffee, follow directions and start with cold, fresh water. Although it may be tempting to start with hot water to shorten the brewing time, you'll get weaker coffee. It certainly can be used to heat water (very hot, but not "boiling") for tea, cocoa, or instant coffee. I would not recommend using it for both brewing coffee and heating water unless it is cleaned really well; any coffee residual will impart a slight taste/color to the water. If you will be serving both frequently, separate urns (carefully labelled) would avoid this problem. Plan on at least 1 hr. to get the full 100 cup capacity to max temp. For coffee, follow directions and start with cold, fresh water. Although it may be tempting to start with hot water to shorten the brewing... » Read More It certainly can be used to heat water (very hot, but not "boiling") for tea, cocoa, or instant coffee. I would not recommend using it for both brewing coffee and heating water unless it is cleaned really well; any coffee residual will impart a slight taste/color to the water. If you will be serving both frequently, separate urns (carefully labelled) would avoid this problem. Plan on at least 1 hr. to get the full 100 cup capacity to max temp. For coffee, follow directions and start with cold, fresh water. Although it may be tempting to start with hot water to shorten the brewing time, you'll get weaker coffee. « Show Less
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Yes u would just put the cocoa in the mug itself or in the strainer..I use it for tea, coffee, cocoa hot water
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The opening to pour your drink into the thermos is somewhat small. It might be difficult to mix the cocoa in the thermos. It would definitely be great for keeping hot chocolate hot - ALL DAY!