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Why are coffee mugs bigger on the top?
Coffee mugs are bigger on the top for a few reasons:
* Easier to hold: The wider top makes it easier to grasp the mug with your hand, especially when it's full and hot.
* Wider surface area: The wider opening reduces the risk of spills when pouring. It also allows more room for the coffee to cool down before drinking, preventing burns.
* Better aroma: The wider top allows the aroma of the coffee to be released more easily, enhancing the drinking experience.
* More room for cream/milk: If you enjoy adding cream or milk to your coffee, the wider opening provides ample space to do so without overflowing the mug.
Essentially, the design is a result of balancing functionality and aesthetics. The wider top makes the mug more comfortable to hold and use, while still maintaining a pleasing visual appearance.
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