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Your Spoon is Doomed…
Spoons are so last year. Who has time to find a clean one, lift your hand, swirl your wrist to mix in sugar with your tea or coffee, tap the spoon dry or lick it and then place it back on the plate? I mean really, are we animals!? No, most of us are not. So that is why Florian Dussopt, Jérémie Reneau & Julie Girard got together and created the “Ceramix For Mix” saucer and cup design. All sarcasm aside, this is a elegant and simple design. Incorporating a molded glass groove (resembling a roulette wheel) that acts as a track for a ceramic ball as well as keep you from choking to death on it, the user is inclined to swirl the cup using centrifugal force to mix your beverage. I applaud the design and am still pondering its need over my premixed vanilla latte.
Designer: Florian Dussopt, Jérémie Reneau & Julie Girard
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32 Comments »
David says
A shining example of ADEYAKA.
DennisRaver says
Holy smokes! What a great idea!
Ryan says
If the glass were taller it might work. It doesn’t seem like you could get the ball rolling fast enough without spilling at the moment…
AG says
The liquid and glass walls will provide too much resistance to allow the ball to roll freely without spilling and burning.
A bit more thinking or a taller rim would allow you to spin the ball harder without spill, and this concept could be fully realized.
john says
Fail…
andy cochrane says
somewhat similar to the automatic stirring machines used in labs- that is something i’d prefer to see over this design. what if the saucer contained all of the electronics and magnets to get a little metal agitator ball to spin around in your drink slowly whenever you put it down? that would be similar to this design but a little less likely to spill and probably a little more entertaining. but definitely a good thought process went into this, hopefully they will pursue it more.
jin_woo_han says
Good~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Very impressive
ANKIT says
Superb Design.
zuy says
very new concept
where are the design compagnies?
Pina says
very good concept
mingaling says
friction people.. friction..
unless the ball is heavy enough.. it would never be rolling faster enough to stir that damn tea of yurs.
cha0tic says
Hmm. Looks like it’ll be difficult to clean and the ball could get lost very easily. Plus I don’t take sugar
unekdoud says
I prefer effervescent sugar.
Christine says
Yeah, that ball won’t spin. You’d be better off not relying on it and spin your tea manually.
linuxamp says
The ball would have to be significantly more dense than water, like say lead, or you’ll spill your drink before getting the ball rolling.
Why not just pour a little of your drink along with your sugar etc., swirl it around to dissolve then add more drink. It works fine for me all the time.
osis says
Id lose that ball, for sure… also, the last drops would stay in the bottom of the cup, it wouldnt get out for one to drink
Don says
My coffee mug works much better. You see, it has a LID on it. So I just close it and shake my coffee, cream and sugar until it’s good to drink. It does get a little frothy, but some people pay extra for that! lol
k virjee says
So,… what happens when your 16 month old trys to swallow your “spherions”
Bewnam says
Meh. I’ve seen a better drink stirrer from that biodiesel episode on Dirty Jobs on the Discovery Channel, it was like a blender, but with no moving motors.
Nowwer says
Huh, interesting. Problem is if you stir it too quickly you end up spilling your drink.
Frances says
you huys will get used to it if u had it
pete says
coolio
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