The same nine-ounce paper cup as the rest of this shelf, printed with the bunny artwork that runs across the table covers and the centerpieces. Nine ounces is lemonade, water or a short pour of punch, refilled rather than filled large, which is how drinks work at a party where nobody sits down.
Outdoors the small size earns itself twice. A light cup blows over, but a light cup with four ounces left in it makes a small mess rather than a lap-sized one, and a tall cup on an uneven picnic table is a tipping hazard all afternoon. Twenty-four is the standard count across the bunny pieces.
On the table
- Nine ounces, twenty-four per pack — refill rather than fill tall.
- Paper, so a knocked cup crumples instead of cracking.
- Third piece of the bunny range after the covers and the centerpieces.
- Short cups tip less often on an uneven picnic table.
Specifics from the listing
- Disposable cups hold 9 oz.
- Paper cups allowing for easy clean-up
