Heatsink cup

[Guest]

I'm tired of waiting to drink my tea. We need to have this

[Spotty]

If it's too hot add a splash of cold water to the cup while you're stirring it.

[Haro]

20 minutes ago, Spotty said:

If it's too hot add a splash of cold water to the cup while you're stirring it.

I agree but sometimes adding cold water ruins it 

I suggest going full hot boiling water

[greenhorn]

If adding water is not an option (for whatever reason that may be), put the tea into a shallow cup, and stir it, that will dissipate heat faster. Some people also like pouring parts of it onto/into the cup's saucer to drink it, which also reduces its temperature quickly although it might look strange and seem inappropriate.
A more elaborate way would be to find a small metal cup. Put an icecube into it and then carefully dip it into the hot tea (make sure not to spill any of your tea). The small metal cup will prevent the molten ice cube from diluting the tea while ensuring a reasonable heat transfer due to it being made out of metal.

[minibois]

59 minutes ago, Berkomeister said:

I'm tired of waiting to drink my tea. We need to have this

Mr. David '8-Bit Guy' Murray has a solution for this:

Just adapt it from microwave dinners to a tea mug and you're good.

[Guest]

I was thinking something more like this. Also I am aware this isn't the most efficient but it's the "coolest" (no pun intended) 

[Haro]

Just now, Berkomeister said:

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This is innovation

[Guest]

Just now, TofuHaroto said:

This is innovation

the only problem would be the fan noise but you can probably get away with passive cooling