Title: Enamel dissolves in juice (anything acidic)
Product review: Bought this for my preschooler, wanted something cheaper than stainless but not plastic or glass. Noticed after a couple days of use one of the cups had a weird white coating in the bottom that wouldn't wash out, but turns out that was the surface of the enamel after 30 minutes of exposure to pineapple juice. Tested with some vinegar on the bottom as well to confirm the acid theory, discolored and became rough after only a few minutes. Don't know if it's dangerous but don't want kid drinking whatever was dissolving off. It's a shame because they seem pretty nice otherwise and do work well over a fire (no perceived outgasing-chemical odor) just remember no acidic juice! Hate to do it, but gave it one star because this seems like an obvious thing to test for and should have been either fixed or disclosed in the ad.
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