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A thermally insulated, spill-resistant bevarage container and dispenser having a resealable threaded lid at the top end thereof, and an internal straw receiver and drinking spout. The annular sidewall and bottom end of the container are comprised of an interior and exterior layer of liquid imperviou

A thermally insulated, spill-resistant bevarage container and dispenser having a resealable threaded lid at the top end thereof, and an internal straw receiver and drinking spout. The annular sidewall and bottom end of the container are comprised of an interior and exterior layer of liquid impervious thermoplastic, housing therebetween a single layer of lightweight thermal insulation material. The insulation material maintains the temperature of the contained beverage, whether hot or cold, for an extended period of time. The straw receiver is comprised of a tubular passageway extending from the top of the cup downward outside the thermal insulation of the sidewall to open into the bottom interior of the beverage containment chamber of the container. The non-insulated straw receiver allows hot beverages to cool slightly before being drank. Affixed to the top of the container and aligned over the straw receiver is a tubular extension structured to serve as a drinking spout. Both the straw receiver and aligned drinking spout are sized and shaped for receiving a conventional disposable straw, used to extend the length of the drinking spout when desired. The drinking spout is affixed with a removable tethered cap to allow sealing when desired. The top outer edge of the container is affixed with two oppositely disposed tab handles to which are attached an elongated carrying strap.

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A thermally insulated spill-resistant beverage cup with straw receiving structure, comprising: a tubular housing structured of an annular sidewall, an affixed bottom panel and an open top end oppositely disposed from said bottom panel, said annular sidewall with said bottom panel defining an open in

A thermally insulated spill-resistant beverage cup with straw receiving structure, comprising: a tubular housing structured of an annular sidewall, an affixed bottom panel and an open top end oppositely disposed from said bottom panel, said annular sidewall with said bottom panel defining an open interior chamber adapted to retain a beverage therein, said housing generally manufactured of thermal insulating materials, said annular sidewall of said housing having threads adjacent said top end with said thread in communication with said interior chamber; a handled lid affixed with threads positioned for removable engagement with said threads of said annular sidewall of said housing, said lid including means for providing a removable generally fluid tight seal over said interior chamber; a vent opening through said handled lid; a first tubular passage extending within and through said annular sidewall of said housing from adjacent said top end to adjacent said bottom panel, said first tubular passage opening into communication with said interior chamber adjacent said bottom panel; a drinking spout structured of an annular sidewall defining a second tubular passage, said drinking spout affixed to said annular sidewall of said housing adjacent said top end with said second tubular passage aligned with and in communication with said first tubular passage in said annular sidewall of said housing; said first tubular passage and said aligned second tubular passage each sized and sufficiently straight to removably receive a disposable drinking straw inserted through an upper open end of said second tubular passage downward through said first tubular passage to adjacent said bottom panel; a cap affixed by a flexible tether to said cup, said cap including means for removable placement over said drinking spout to provide a generally fluid tight seal over said second tubular passage; at least two oppositely disposed handles affixed to said annular sidewall of said housing adjacent said top end; a flexible carrying strap and means for securing said strap to said oppositely disposed handles.