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Cupffee, Your Edible Cup of Joe
Food, Lifestyle, Thursday Food
December 14, 2023

Cupffee, Your Edible Cup of Joe

“Take me. Drink me. Eat me!” And if Duvaughn Morris, CEO, AM Distributors Limited (trading as eCup) has his way patrons will no longer throw out empty cups of joe but will eat the wafer in which it is poured. Introducing Cupffee, a sustainable alternative to plastic and paper cups, which stays crunchy for at least 40 minutes, doesn’t leak for a full day, and is edible.

Morris on a recent visit to the Thursday Food desk revealed more about his packs of vegan wafer that come in 110ml and 220ml sizes and are handy holders for cocktails, soup, cereal/porridge and ice cream. “I saw the wafer cups online, did the research, found the distributors in 2022 and here we are”. Indeed, Morris is busy making the rounds as well as hosting tasting sessions. The feedback thus far has been positive.

Is it worth a try? You bet! And based on the feedback from patrons Sunday last at Devon House where the team partnered with Cafe Catch Up the market is ready.

For more information, contact Duvaughn Morris @dmasher6@gmail.com

CEO Duvaughn Morris is eager for coffee houses to pour coffee in Cupffee edible wafer cups. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Cupffee holds coffee, ice-cream, soups, cereal and your favourite cocktail. Add 56 calories for the 110ml and 105 calories for the 220ml(Photo: Cupffee)
Duvaughn Morris shows off Cupffee’s available szes: 100ml (left) and 220 ml(Photo: JosephWellington)
The CupFFEE team (from left) Kedar Reece, company secretary), Duvaughn Morris; CEO, and Mickel Robison, directorJOL
A look at the offerings available at the eCup launch which took place at Devon House on Sunday, December 10. The launch was held in partnership with Cafe Catch Up.
The edible cup adds a crunch to creamy treats.
Latania Mundell enjoys ice cream from her Cupffee vegan wafer.

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