Sitarayuri Cups
Sitarayuri Cups are built for households that want hot tea, porridge, or soup ready at any hour, even when power goes out. The double-wall vacuum insulation locks in heat for hours, so there's no need to reheat on a stove, gas cooker, or generator. This makes them especially useful during Kampala's frequent load shedding, when keeping food and drinks warm the traditional way can be costly and inconvenient. Beyond heat retention, the vacuum design prevents condensation from forming on the outside, so hands stay dry and safe from burns.
Brand: Mars Kitchen Essentials
Price: 35000 UGX · In stock
Specifications
- Price
- UGX 35,000
- Category
- Cups
Shop Sitarayuri Cups Uganda at Mars Kitchen Essentials · Cash on delivery · 7-day returns · Kampala 30 min–1 hr, upcountry 3–6 hours.
Frequently asked questions
- How long do Sitarayuri Cups keep drinks hot?
- The double-wall vacuum insulation keeps tea, porridge, or soup hot for several hours without reheating. This means no need for a stove, gas, or generator during load shedding.
- How do I clean and maintain the cup?
- Wash gently by hand with warm water and mild soap, then dry fully before storing. Avoid abrasive scrubbers that could damage the vacuum seal.
- Do you deliver Sitarayuri Cups in Kampala and across Uganda?
- Yes, Mars Kitchen Essentials delivers within Kampala and to other parts of Uganda. Contact the store directly to confirm delivery timelines for your area.
- Is there a warranty on this product?
- Please check with Mars Kitchen Essentials directly for current warranty terms on this item, as none are specified here.
- How is this different from a regular flask or thermos?
- Sitarayuri Cups use double-wall vacuum insulation that prevents condensation and burnt fingers, unlike basic flasks. This keeps drinks hot without the mess often associated with older thermos designs.
- Are these cups useful during Uganda's power outages?
- Yes, they're designed for exactly that. Since they keep drinks and soups hot for hours without electricity, they save on gas, stove, and generator costs during Kampala's frequent load shedding.