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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a regular cup of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a standard or typical serving of a beverage, often coffee or tea.
Example: "I usually start my day with a regular cup of coffee to help wake me up."
Alternatives: "a standard cup of" or "an ordinary cup of".
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It also contained 86 milligrams of caffeine, slightly less than a regular cup of coffee.
He also has taken to stopping in for a regular cup of coffee.
Take Pleasant Pops in Adams Morgan, for instance, where a regular cup of coffee costs $2.40.
I drink Ninth Street Espresso from the Chelsea Market that I make in my Moccamaster from Williams-Sonoma, but it's just a regular cup of coffee, just one cup, with some Sweet'N Low and skim milk.
The drink also contained 70 milligrams of caffeine, about two-thirds the amount in a regular cup of coffee, as well as 18 grams of sugar, about half the amount found in a can of Sprite.
In a regular cup of tea, tea leaves are just steeped in water, but when you drink matcha, you actually consume the whole leaf and the nutrients it contains.
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Both cups were taken from a cytochalasin-D treated cell, confirming that a regular cup can occur under any of our experimental conditions.
In the store's first months, sales of American coffee, which costs $1 for a regular cup, have been roughly double that of espresso, which costs only 70 cents.
You will probably find that doing some exercise in the morning is a far better energy booster than your regular cup of caffeine.
Mr. Galliano doesn't make it easy, especially if fashion isn't your regular cup of tea and you're not up on your Westwood bondage and Buffalo Girls lore.
They even add fun flavors to our regular cup of joe.
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