Sixteen ounces is the useful middle. A nine-ounce paper cup is a top-up; a twenty-ounce tumbler is a commitment. Sixteen takes ice and a full can with room left, which is what most guests pour and then carry away from the table without coming back.
Plastic rather than paper matters outdoors and around children: it does not go soft at the rim, and it survives being knocked over on a patio. Twenty to a pack in classic pink, the softer and dustier of the shelf’s two pinks, with matching plates, covers and napkins available here.
On the table
- Twenty plastic cups at 16 ounces — two cups of liquid each.
- Takes ice and a full can without filling to the brim.
- Plastic holds its rim where paper softens.
- Classic pink is the dustier pink, not the bubblegum one.
Specifics from the listing
- 20-Count package of plastic cups in Classic Pink
- Holds 16-ounces (2 cups) of your favorite cold beverage
