Of course it is possible. I often use a thermos cup to store coffee, and many friends around me do the same. As for the taste, I think there will be a slight difference. After all, drinking freshly brewed coffee is definitely better than putting it into a thermos cup after brewing. It tastes better after an hour. As for whether coffee will affect the service life of the cup, I have never heard of a thermos cup being damaged due to the liquid inside.
Using stainless steel thermos cups to hold coffee is more about drinking coffee when it is inconvenient to make fresh coffee, such as outdoor sports; or for environmental reasons, you do not use disposable paper cups in coffee shops and choose to bring your own coffee. Cup, which is more popular in Europe and America.
Looking at the market, there are many professional coffee cup brands that have stainless steel coffee cup products. If the above situation is true, I believe that professional companies will not choose to produce stainless steel coffee cups. If you are still worried, it is recommended to choose a coffee cup made of plastic or glass. Of course, it cannot be kept warm.
Post time: Oct-25-2023