Sixteen ounces is two cups, the size that lets a guest pour once and then sit down. A smaller party cup needs refilling halfway through a conversation; this one takes a whole can of soda with room for ice on top rather than overflowing at the second glug, which is the practical reason to go up a size.
Twenty to a pack is one cup each for twenty guests, and that is optimistic at any party where people put a cup down and lose track of it. Two packs is the safer order. The shade matches the school bus yellow forks and beverage napkins here, not the softer mimosa on the covers and kits.
On the table
- Plastic cups holding 16 ounces, twenty to a package.
- Guests mislay cups: one pack per twenty guests runs short.
- School bus yellow matches the forks and napkins, not the covers.
Specifics from the listing
- 20-Count Package Of Plastic Cups In School Bus Yellow
- Holds 16-Ounces (2 Cups) Of Your Favorite Cold Beverage
