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GAT Travel Mug

Ideal for the daily commute, holidays, the gym or simply walking the dog, a TRAVEL MUG is designed to go wherever you go, ensuring that your coffee, tea or other favorite drink is always within reach, even when you’re far from home.

Central to the Travel Mug’s stylish, streamlined design is the, insulating double wall system. It keeps beverages cool or piping hot.

 

GAT has been designing and manufacturing its range of traditional and beautiful stove-top espresso makers in Brescia Italia since 1986.

GAT only uses the very highest quality materials and should not be confused with lighter imported products.

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Do you sell recycled to-go cups?

Our Circular Cup range is the world’s first reusable coffee cups, made from recycled single-use paper cups.

Designed with practicality and circularity in mind, our sustainable travel mug is 100% leakproof, providing peace of mind whilst you’re on the go. Designed for 10 years of use, Circular Cup's unique push lid mechanism minimizes spills and offers one-hand opening. Enjoy the full coffee flavor with 360-degree drinking and after 10 years of use, your Circular Cup is 100% recyclable.

What is the best travel mug on the market?

The best travel cups, like the recycled Circular Cup, don't leak and the paint doesn't flake when used in the dishwasher. Make sure it fits in the car and won't spill.

How do I choose a travel mug?

Choose a mug that can be used in a dishwasher, without flaking. It needs to keep the beverage warm for at least 2 hours and should not spill if knocked.

Why do travel mugs leak?

Togo travel mugs often leak because they have a hole in the top of the cup. This allows you to drink through the sip-through lid, but, when you travel it can leak liquid which becomes very annoying

MOKA POTs?

No home in Italy is complete without a Moka pot, You too can make Italian coffee like a boss!

The moka pot is a stove-top or electric coffee maker that brews coffee by passing pressurized boiling water through ground coffee. Named after the city of Mocha, in Yemen. The Moka pot was invented by Alfonso Bialetti in 1933 in Italy. It quickly caught the Italian imagination and now can be found in 90% of Italian homes.

The Moka pot works coffee by forcing boiling water and steam through coffee grounds and out through a mesh filter. It creates an espresso-like taste and is the closest you can get to espresso without using an actual espresso machine. In fact, the Moka pot is often referred to as a “stovetop espresso machine.” Technically, you need  9 bars of pressure to brew a true espresso, the Moka pot will only produce 1-2 bars of pressure and uses a coarser grind and larger quantity of coffee to produce the closest to a true espresso.

 But if you want to make lattes or cappuccinos - then the Moka pot will make the espresso part of the milky drinks.

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