Nine ounces is the number to check before buying, because a twelve-ounce can does not empty into one. These are cups for pitchers, a drinks dispenser or two thirds of a can at a time, which is how a yard full of children gets through lemonade without leaving three half-finished cups each going warm on the steps.
Paper rather than plastic, twenty-four to a pack. A smaller cup means more refills, and outdoors that is usually the better trade: less liquid thrown away, less ice melting into a drink nobody came back for, and a shorter cup that tips less often on a picnic bench. The print matches the Fiesta Fun plates on this shelf.
On the table
- Nine ounces — a twelve-ounce can does not fit in one cup.
- Twenty-four paper cups, suited to pitchers and drinks dispensers.
- Smaller pours leave less warm soda standing around the yard.
- Matches the Fiesta Fun 9-inch plates on this shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- Paper cups holds 9 oz
- Paper cups for easy clean-up
