Instead, this lid features an addition that allows customers to drink directly from it, which some have deemed "an adult sippy cup." Starbucks uses strawless lids at its coffee shops, which ...

Narrator: To limit the use of straws Starbucks introduced a new lid that resembles a sippy cup. These new lids are made from polypropylene, which, according to Starbucks, can be widely recycled.

In this day and age, we are all aware that we need to take conscious steps towards a greener Earth by doing our part. It should go without saying that contributions to sustainability should ...

Architects Louise Harpman and Scott Specht both began collecting plastic coffee cup lids in the 1980s, but only became aware of each other’s interest in the subject when they met as grad students at ...

The kit includes a jar of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup filling and a supersized 9 oz. milk chocolate shell and lid Sabrina Weiss ...

Starbucks released two new pink and green drinks inspired by the upcoming "Wicked" movie. Will these potions help you embrace ...

Now that Starbucks has implemented its bring-your-own-cup system in stores across the country, customers ought to learn how to take advantage of this policy. Customers can now use a reusable ...

It turns out the answer is two. As she struggles to seal the plastic lid on the cup, another barista jumps in to help her. It doesn't work, so they toss the lid and try again with a new cup ...

When your child reaches 12 to 18 months of age, you'll need to start making the transition from bottles to sippy cups. The American Pediatrics Association recommends transitioning from the bottle ...

Bernstein Rein has had major clients over the years, but it's best known for creating something a billion parents now ...