TurtleTales
TurtleTales Pebble Brew Rice Husk Espresso Mugs (150ml) - Eco-Friendly Coffee Cups
TurtleTales Pebble Brew Rice Husk Espresso Mugs (150ml) - Eco-Friendly Coffee Cups
Couldn't load pickup availability
Pebble Brew Espresso Mug (150ml) — India's First Rice Husk Biocomposite Espresso Cup
The TurtleTales Pebble Brew is a 150ml espresso mug made from rice husk biocomposite — a food-grade, BPA-free material crafted by upcycling agricultural rice husk waste. Lightweight at 72g, perfectly sized for espresso, cortados, and macchiatos, and completely unbreakable. Featuring a distinctive tactile pebble texture, it delivers the premium aesthetic of ceramic without the fragility. Made in India. Certified non-toxic. India's first rice husk biocomposite espresso cup.
What Is Rice Husk Biocomposite?
Rice husk biocomposite is made by blending upcycled rice husk — a byproduct of Indian rice milling — with a food-grade polypropylene (PP) binding polymer. The result is a tough, lightweight, non-toxic material built for years of daily use. It upcycles agricultural waste that would otherwise be burned, reducing carbon emissions while creating a premium, reusable product that outlasts ceramic by years.
Why You'll Love It
- 150ml capacity — perfectly sized for espresso, cortados, and macchiatos
- Distinctive pebble texture — premium tactile feel, unlike any other eco cup
- Lightweight at 72g yet completely unbreakable and chip-proof
- Fits under most standard home and office espresso machines
- Available in 8 colourways and Pack of 2, 4, or 6
- Every order earns Carbon Karma points — TurtleTales' circular economy reward program
- A genuine eco-friendly alternative to fragile ceramic espresso cups
Specifications
- Capacity: 150ml
- Weight: 72g
- Material: Rice husk biocomposite + food-grade Polypropylene (PP)
- Safe for: Hot and cold beverages
- Dishwasher safe: Yes (top rack recommended)
- Microwave safe: Yes — for reheating only, under 1 minute, tested up to 100°C
- BPA-free: Yes
- Non-toxic: Yes
- Brand: TurtleTales, India
About TurtleTales
TurtleTales is India's leading HuskMade drinkware and lifestyle brand, turning upcycled rice husk agricultural waste into durable, non-toxic everyday essentials. Every purchase supports a circular economy and earns Carbon Karma — TurtleTales' proprietary sustainability reward program that tracks and offsets the carbon impact of each product sold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is rice husk biocomposite safe for hot espresso?
Yes. TurtleTales Pebble Brew mugs are food-grade, BPA-free, and non-toxic. They are completely safe for hot espresso, cortados, macchiatos, and other warm beverages for daily use.
Is the Pebble Brew Mug microwave safe?
Yes — for reheating purposes only. The mug has been tested up to 100°C and is safe for microwave use under 1 minute for reheating. Not intended for prolonged microwave cooking.
Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes. Dishwasher safe on the top rack. For best long-term results, gentle hand washing is recommended.
How is this better than a ceramic espresso cup?
The Pebble Brew is unbreakable — ceramic espresso cups crack and shatter easily. It is also lighter, made from upcycled agricultural waste rather than mined clay, and earns Carbon Karma with every purchase. You get the same premium aesthetic with none of the fragility.
Will this fit under my espresso machine?
The Pebble Brew at 150ml is designed to fit under most standard home and office espresso and capsule coffee machines, making it ideal for single and double espresso shots.
How long does a rice husk biocomposite mug last?
With normal daily use and proper care, TurtleTales mugs are built to last several years — far longer than ceramic or single-use alternatives.
What is Carbon Karma?
Carbon Karma is TurtleTales' circular economy reward program. Every purchase earns Carbon Karma points that track the positive environmental impact of choosing HuskMade products over conventional plastic or ceramic alternatives.
Where are TurtleTales products made?
TurtleTales products are designed and made in India, using locally sourced rice husk waste from Indian rice mills.
Share
