Easy Brew Travel Mug - Beverage Brewing System

Coffee and tea drinkers have long had every variety of thermal mug imaginable, to tote their brews around. But if you’re wanting to brew you’re your favorite beverage without a coffee maker or French Press then, well...the wait is over. Introducing Brew and Go. Works by simply adding grounds in the filter, adding hot water, placing the lid on and go. The coffee and tea brews right in the cup so there is no need for any additional external coffee makers or French Press's to carry around. Imagine buying 50 cents of worth of grounds at a Starbucks that is not being currently brewed and brewing it on your own, take back the control and brew anything you want when you want it. Brew and Go!

 

A filter assembly that is inserted into a cup that can be a disposable or commuter mug, it doesn't matter. The design of the insert allows the  cup to be any shape because the is platform was designed to be inserted without any modification to the structure of the cup. Thus the inserts assembly can be engineered to fit any design models. Currently testing is being done with 100% compostable resins or Biodegradable plastics made from vegetables that leave no carbon foot prints behind. 

The filter assembly can be made from plastics or stainless.Polycarbonates designs are great but leave harmful BPA's MSN Health and Fitness articleA growing body of scientific research has linked the weak estrogenic compound bisphenol-A (BPA) to a variety of health problems, such as infertility, prostate cancer, and breast cancer. 

BPA is the main building block of polycarbonate plastic, a hard plastic widely used to make kitchen utensils, food storage containers, travel mugs, and water bottles. BPA is also a main component of the epoxy linings found in metal food and beverage cans.http://health.msn.com/health-topics/cancer/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100176179

Victor Guerrero
EasyBrewTravelMugs.com
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Patent Status: Patented
Patent Number: Utility US 7,318,374 and US 2007/0062376 A1 (approved and due Dec. 2008)
Invention Status: Prototype, ready for licensing

Keywords: coffee, tea, cups, mugs

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