Eha Earth-Friendly Classic Coffee Mug Set of 4 | 10 0z | Made with Rice Husk & Bamboo Fibers | Microwave Safe | for Hot & Cold Coffee, Milk & Tea Cup | Matte Finish Mugs -Dark (Pack of 4,Multi-Dark)

Used for hot chocolate with my grandkids on Christmas Eve. Seems to be a good alternative to plastic and kids thought they were great.

When they say 10 ounces, they mean it. You can't put 10 ounces of coffee in the cup and expect to add anything to your coffee. My grandkids use them.

Charities and retailers are selling “eco-friendly” bamboo cups and children’s tableware containing plastic resin – despite warnings that green claims may be misleading and the products may pose a risk to health. The bamboo “eco-cups” are promoted as helping to protect the planet, but are usually non-recyclable. Regulators warn the green claims may be tricking consumers into using products they believe to be sustainable. There are also concerns the products may allow the accelerated degradation of plastic that can contaminate the food or drink and may be a risk to health. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said it had advised retailers to withdraw products in June and any further sales would be unlawful. Despite the ban, the bamboo and plastic products are still widely available online, including children’s cups and plates. They are typically made of bamboo, with a melamine formaldehyde resin, and look like plastic. This was in 2019- Amazon does not permit its retailers to sell any bamboo and melamine cups or tableware products. The online giant said it had taken the decision to prohibit the sales about two years ago. Tableware made from 100% bamboo or 100% melamine is permitted for sale under EU regulations that still apply in the UK involving products used for food. Concerns were raised about bamboo products mixed with plastic in November 2019 after tests conducted by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment, which warned melamine and formaldehyde could be released from “bambooware” products when filled with hot liquids like tea, coffee or baby formula. It said formaldehyde release from some cups would exceed the tolerable daily intake by 30 times for adults and 120 times for small children. There is no acute health risk from these bambooware products but repeated exposure to elevated levels of melamine and formaldehyde may be a risk to health, with melamine linked to toxic effects in the kidneys.

Extremely lightweight, breathable, has a matte texture to it, does not break. Lovely shades. Very easy to clean and store. Value for money

Great colours, sturdy yet light, and it’s not plastic. Love it

The cups are extremely light and won't feel heavy even if it filled up. The only shortfall is the small base of the cups which makes it possible to tilt if not careful (unlike cups which have broader base). You can microwave heat it upto 1 min and also it won't break. So overall it's good. Wish if it was a bit more affordable.

It was so called bio degradable but was plastic kind

Good product for the price. Decent size, perfect for daily use