Moscow-Mix's food-safe Moscow Mule copper mugs set is now on sale for 45% off on Amazon. ... The package also comes with four copper straws and one mini copper shot glass.

If copper just isn’t your thing, but you love a good Mule, these are for you. These gold mugs have a little thumbprint perfect for holding, and the spotted pattern is irresistible. Anthropologie ...

If you want to keep the copper look, you could even get copper mugs that are stainless steel on the inside. Those are perfectly safe to use. "The pH of a traditional Moscow Mule is well below 6.0.

A Moscow Mule, with its acidic ginger and even more acidic lime juice, has a pH "well below" 6.0, according to The Washington Post. Related Story 7 Cocktail Ingredients You Might Want to Avoid ...

The Moscow Mule, like many cocktails, has an interesting history. Here are five facts you may or may not know about the Moscow Mule, including why Moscow Mules are served in copper mugs and how to ...

The state health officials concluded that using the signature mug for alcoholic beverages – or any food or liquid with a pH balance of below 6 – could result in food poisoning or copper ...

So, Do You Actually Have To Worry About Drinking From Your Copper Moscow Mule Mug? by Annakeara Stinson. Aug. 11, 2017. ... Copper mugs are often used when you order a Moscow mule at the bar, ...

A Moscow mule has few ingredients — vodka, ginger beer, lime and ice. But, the popular cocktail is not complete without an iconic copper mug. Health officials, however, say the trendy drinking ...

The Moscow Mule cocktail, served in a copper cup, is currently one of the most popular cocktails in the U.S. In this vintage clip produced for Smirnoff, corporate head John Martin explains the ...