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You Been Dunkin’ Long? Nice Cap.
So you’ve got a mess of a tray there, coffee commuter. You look like you’re in the mood for a better top. Small innovations for a gigantic industry. Hot coffee’s new top is the “Coffee Top Caddie;” what basically amounts to a new mold for the plastic top that fits on top of your coffee cup. With this innovation, you can fit everything you need for that trip from the counter to your table or the order window to your car.
Do you have any idea how dangerous it is to drink coffee in your car? You must be nuts in the head. Check out this new top for you crazies. Put the creamers and the sugar packets right at the head of things.
Designer: Joshua Harris
22 Comments »
Carl says
plastic not fantastic.
Radhika Seth says
Essentials for coffee junkies like ME!!!!
J Dizzle says
You sir, are a genious!
Foci says
The problem is real and the images look good. However I want to see a prototype tested by real Dunkin Donut employees and customers.
Your design may take a different path and form.
Eric says
Love it!
▃▃§ says
if can add a hook or somethin’ to hold a donut or two, it will win!
joshua says
joshua harris
jhharris@syr.edu
Chris says
nice job. good idea. I second a design option to hold a donut or two – although, I think they have donut holes in a cup now…
dustin says
great idea but you’re out of touch with the brand. anyone who actually drinks dunkies knows that cream and sugar come pre-mixed when you order. keep your fancy lids for s-bux, i’ll stick to my new england regulah kid.
Jacob says
I love the design, but does the world really need more convenient throw away cups? Also, stocking the lid fully with every order would just encourage additional waste, for those who do not want 2 creams/2 sugars.
Trv Axmn says
As someone who’s worked at a coffee place for quite some time, I’d have to say this idea is useless. Just put all the side stuff in the third, empty cup spot (see photo 1 ‘Coffe Top Caddy’). If all spots are occupied and you can’t fit eveyrthing into the open space in the middle, then any coffee shop worth their salt will have some sort of paper baggie. Coworkers then take what they need from that. Is that such an ordeal?
think clearer says
whats the point of being able to store something on top of a cup when you’re just gonna pour it in and throw it away anyways?
what if you like more than 2 creams?
2 sugars?
if you use disposable coffee cups in bulk you’re doing it wrong: washable ones are better
no mindful coffee shop would buy these because they do all the work for you or you’re expected to make your coffee taste good before you go anywhere with it.
Cromagnum says
I hope you have already patented this.
My 2 cents: add a closable dispensing hole, so you dont have to remove the lid.
This will go far. Its more convienant and cheap to make.
Coffe-to-go isnt dissapearing soon.
KwangErn says
Nice idea, not amazingly practical though…
nancyJ says
good~~
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