I'm glad we're finally coming back around to the mindset of the first half of the 20th century (50's and earlier) when soda bottles were reused and recycling was a patriotic duty.
Thank you very much for the review! In our university, we are doing pitching for our course project, and we adopted 'Aluminium cups for Tealive branches' idea! Hearing some review of how people would perceive, really helps a lot. Going to buy from amazon after having some money as well.
They do sweat and can be cold to hold. Try putting two cups together. Fit perfect, provide insulation and if you need a clean cup just swap them out. Two cup, four girl rating from me !!
Such a great video and review! Thank you! I'm featuring these cups and mentioning your video in my Earth Day Is Every Day 2020 series on my Turtle Healing Energy Facebook page, Day 27 post (April 27, 2020). Great work! And I'm thrilled to see these replacements for the plastic cups. So exciting.
16 ounces of 2% milk 2 scoops of premiere protein powder 2 tablespoons of Hershey’s simple chocolate syrup One scoop of natural peanut butter (smooth) Combine ingredients until everything is incorporated, pour into ball aluminum cup. In approximately one hour remove from freezer and stir thoroughly, be sure to incorporate anything that’s frozen into the body of the drink (still liquid non-frozen portion) and return to freezer. Repeat this process at least twice and then allowed to freeze completely. You will have 16 ounces of delicious low fat relatively low sugar chocolate peanut butter ice cream
@@EmF95573 Same goes for everything else man has pulled from this earth as a resource and converted to products. If you want to avoid it all, you must revert back to living like cavemen. The landfills are full of all sorts of things. Plastic is only a target because it is talked about. Also, our technology at the landfills has become very sophisticated over the last 10 years. We are now moving trash to burning sites which create electricity for the grid and local homes/buildings.
Mostly coastal states recycle, the rest usually dont... new mexico actually duscourages it, we toss garbage in the blue bin because they both end up at the same place. It sucks. They dont have those can collection centers like we did in california and no crv. The system itself needs fixing.
@@EmF95573 obviously there is no lids in this video but the company can and should of made lids for there product since a lot of us travel in our cars, boats, planes, and spaceships...that it would be a nice thing to not let the liquid spill out of the CUP!!! ( mind your own business!)
@@SeReNiTy02 I realized they were promoting them as cold drink cups. Still going to give it a try. Bought a cozy. Have not seen the cups yet. Not as versatile as styrofoam, huh?
I’m not saying that aluminum is not better than plastic. I think we all agree on that. But, what I do know is that NONE of the local recyclers ACTUALLY recycle aluminum. The local “recyclers” dump them in the same hole in the ground as plastic cups.
@@RoadRage55 I just checked. In i.e. Chicago, USA, aluminum cans and things like old siding can pay the bearer up to .60 cents per pound at local recycling centers, which means that those local recyclers are probably getting in the area of up too $1.00 USD per pound by selling it up to smelting companies for even higher costs. www.elginrecycling.com/prices/scrap-aluminum-prices/ So why would aluminum be getting dumped in landfills with plastics?
The ads on tv now state use, refill, recycle. This review is short on content vs the tv ad today. What's the recycle angle? How many refill cycles before the recycle comes into play. Other youtube videos state Infinite Recycling and no mention of refilling. Plastic does get recycled so the reference of plastics end up in landfills is not completely accurate. Truth in marketing.
Very little plastic actually gets recycled. I can't find much information from Ball on how long these can be reused, though. They just say "refill, recycle."
I'm glad we're finally coming back around to the mindset of the first half of the 20th century (50's and earlier) when soda bottles were reused and recycling was a patriotic duty.
I found them at Food Lion yesterday. 10 for $5. They are awesome cups. Great review. Thank you!
Thank you very much for the review! In our university, we are doing pitching for our course project, and we adopted 'Aluminium cups for Tealive branches' idea! Hearing some review of how people would perceive, really helps a lot. Going to buy from amazon after having some money as well.
Bringing them back fir a discounted refill is the perfect way to encourage responsible recycling!❤️
I totally agree!
They do sweat and can be cold to hold. Try putting two cups together. Fit perfect, provide insulation and if you need a clean cup just swap them out. Two cup, four girl rating from me !!
Great vid dude! They should also make them with venue-specific decorations or limited edition types and turn them into collector's items.
They are starting to do that... these cups are popping up all over the place!
Such a great video and review! Thank you! I'm featuring these cups and mentioning your video in my Earth Day Is Every Day 2020 series on my Turtle Healing Energy Facebook page, Day 27 post (April 27, 2020). Great work! And I'm thrilled to see these replacements for the plastic cups. So exciting.
Awesome. I just ordered a 30 pack.
16 ounces of 2% milk
2 scoops of premiere protein powder
2 tablespoons of Hershey’s simple chocolate syrup
One scoop of natural peanut butter (smooth)
Combine ingredients until everything is incorporated, pour into ball aluminum cup. In approximately one hour remove from freezer and stir thoroughly, be sure to incorporate anything that’s frozen into the body of the drink (still liquid non-frozen portion) and return to freezer. Repeat this process at least twice and then allowed to freeze completely.
You will have 16 ounces of delicious low fat relatively low sugar chocolate peanut butter ice cream
great video! I was curious about these cups. I look forward to seeing them more in Georgia.
I was thinking that same thing!!!
I work for Ball Corporation , and we make these cups here in Rome,Ga😃 their amazing!
both are equally recyclable...I don't understand why people keep saying plastic is single use.
Think about how many people ACTUALLY recycle them, after a huge party with so much trash and cups. Good people like us do, but not everyone does.
@@EmF95573 Same goes for everything else man has pulled from this earth as a resource and converted to products. If you want to avoid it all, you must revert back to living like cavemen. The landfills are full of all sorts of things. Plastic is only a target because it is talked about. Also, our technology at the landfills has become very sophisticated over the last 10 years. We are now moving trash to burning sites which create electricity for the grid and local homes/buildings.
Mostly coastal states recycle, the rest usually dont... new mexico actually duscourages it, we toss garbage in the blue bin because they both end up at the same place. It sucks. They dont have those can collection centers like we did in california and no crv. The system itself needs fixing.
Kalvis, such source videos more welcome!
You forgot to mention that after you slam your beer you
can impress your friends by crushing the aluminium cup
in your bare hand.
I don't want to throw them away I love the feeling
Looks like I’ll be gettin to know them much more here real soon ❤️😉
We need to use this analogy with drinking and driving deaths
Were are the lids????
There are no lids????? Obviously???? Are you 4 years old???
@@EmF95573 obviously there is no lids in this video but the company can and should of made lids for there product since a lot of us travel in our cars, boats, planes, and spaceships...that it would be a nice thing to not let the liquid spill out of the CUP!!! ( mind your own business!)
I use my friend’s cat as a profile photo so people can’t identify me. And it’s “their.”
@@EmF95573 we all know who you are...a nasty human being...why don't you keep your negative thoughts to yourself cat lady
@@melindacash1268 I am very nasty, it's true.
Whoever came up with these is genius. They keep your drink so cold and you want to keep them.
I will try a can cozy on it and see if holds coffee well.
Please don't, they're not made for hot drinks.
@@SeReNiTy02 I realized they were promoting them as cold drink cups. Still going to give it a try. Bought a cozy. Have not seen the cups yet. Not as versatile as styrofoam, huh?
Are you crazy? Don’t ever drink or eat something hot while it’s touching aluminum!
@@EmF95573 you must be a cat lady! Annoying
I was wondering if the sweat like solo cups!]?
Yes, they do produce condensation. We use koozies because they get COLD
They sweat like aluminum cans because that’s what they’re made of. I like that they keep drinks much colder than plastic.
I’m not saying that aluminum is not better than plastic. I think we all agree on that. But, what I do know is that NONE of the local recyclers ACTUALLY recycle aluminum. The local “recyclers” dump them in the same hole in the ground as plastic cups.
Don't they pay you/people to bring aluminum in for recycling?
@@TheHardTruth315 I have no idea.
@@RoadRage55 I just checked. In i.e. Chicago, USA, aluminum cans and things like old siding can pay the bearer up to .60 cents per pound at local recycling centers, which means that those local recyclers are probably getting in the area of up too $1.00 USD per pound by selling it up to smelting companies for even higher costs.
www.elginrecycling.com/prices/scrap-aluminum-prices/
So why would aluminum be getting dumped in landfills with plastics?
The ads on tv now state use, refill, recycle.
This review is short on content vs the tv ad today.
What's the recycle angle?
How many refill cycles before the recycle comes into play.
Other youtube videos state Infinite Recycling and no mention of refilling.
Plastic does get recycled so the reference of plastics end up in landfills is not completely accurate.
Truth in marketing.
Hey, I've had mine for a week and will still keep them .
Very little plastic actually gets recycled. I can't find much information from Ball on how long these can be reused, though. They just say "refill, recycle."
@@jaymehancock2941 hey had mine for 2 weeks use daily
If ballparks will refill them when you bring your own in to the game, that is a great thing. I never saw that possibility.
@@keisreeman I don't see that ever happening.
They'll sell you another one.
$15 for a beer.
Why not just buy aluminum cups. They will last decades. They also make stainless steel ones as well. I don't understand the hype.
I think you need to get ahold of Toby Keith real quick
Who wants a cup that will make your hand cold, will sweat and drip and need a coaster? I'd rather have a double walled non sweating cup.