This experiment tested which coffee cup maintains liquid temperature most steadily over 30 minutes. The author hypothesized the stainless steel mug would perform best due to being a better heat conductor than paper or plastic. Temperature was measured every 5 minutes for water in paper, plastic, and metal cups. The paper cup showed the greatest temperature decrease of 1.26°C per minute, while plastic decreased 1.13°C and metal 1.06°C, validating the hypothesis. Metal performed best by trapping heat through its vacuum seal and greater conductivity.