Paper has one advantage over plastic that nobody prints on the box: a marker writes on it. At a party of twelve, half the cups are abandoned within twenty minutes and nobody can tell which was theirs. A name on the side of each cup as it is poured ends that, and plastic will not hold the ink.
Nine ounces is the standard party pour. Twenty-four to a pack is two each at a party of twelve, which is the count to plan on rather than one. The dog print matches the plates, both napkin sizes and the cover in the range, so the table reads as one idea.
On the table
- Nine ounces a cup, twenty-four cups to a pack.
- Paper takes a marker — name each cup as it is poured.
- Two each at a party of twelve, not one.
- Matches the Dog Party plates, napkins and table cover.
Specifics from the listing
- Disposable cups hold 9 oz.
- Paper cups allowing for easy clean-up
