Clearly the right way to ‘enjoy’ a cold drink!
Huhtamaki has extended its popular ‘enjoy’ range of cups with the addition of a new-look Polarity tumbler, which features a coloured smile to brighten your beverage service!
The contemporary tumblers help show-off the vibrant colours of a wide range of thirst-quenching cold drinks, and are the perfect way to serve summer-time favourites such as zingy lemonade, refreshing juices and healthy smoothies.
Made in the UK at Huhtamaki’s Gosport factory, the new ‘enjoy’ Polarity tumblers are manufactured from recycled PET (RPET) – a material derived from post-consumer recycled material such as carbonated water and PET bottles – offering strength, flexibility and excellent clarity; whilst being environmentally friendly too.
Like the paper hot and cold cups already in the ‘enjoy’ range, the new Polarity tumblers feature the cheerful ‘smile’ logo; and are available in a choice of 5 different colours in accordance with the cup size. Choose from 7oz, 10oz, 12oz, 16oz and 21oz sizes. Operators will be able to tell, at a glance, which cup size is which – making for quicker orders and easier service!
Safer than glassware, ‘enjoy’ Polarity tumblers are a safe, shatterproof alternative; and are ideal for those serving cold drinks. Make the most of the tumbler’s fun, contemporary design and serve colourful soft drinks such as fresh juices, slushes and smoothies; or creamy shakes and icy frapes. You can even use the tumblers to serve fresh fruit salads, breakfast pots, confectionery and other cold food items too.
Designed for drinks which are enjoyed on-the-go, the new enjoy Polarity tumblers can be fitted with a choice of lid to help minimise any inevitable spills! Choose from a domed lid with hole, a domed lid with no hole, and a flat straw-slotted lid.

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