Golden Apple, Disposable White Paper Coffee Cups 10 oz. Cups & Lids Quantity 50 cups per pack. Perfect For On-The-Go Hot or Cold Beverages.

The media could not be loaded. I recently sold batches of the disposable paper cups (4 oz) at a craft fair, and they were an absolute hit! These cups were the perfect canvas for creating charming and festive coffee cup creations for the holiday season. Paired with a Dunkin’ k-cup, they made for delightful Christmas stocking gifts that drew in customers with their cozy and inviting appeal. The 4 oz size was just right for a single serving, and the sturdy paper ensured that each cup held up beautifully. They were a breeze to decorate with decorative paper, stamped greetings, and a touch of creativity, making them a standout item at the fair. Customers loved the combination of practicality and charm, and many left with these adorable cups in hand, ready to spread holiday cheer. If you’re looking for a surefire hit for your craft fair offerings, these 4 oz paper cups are a must-have!

Arrived as pictured and fast delivery, thank you.

These cups are SMALL- which is what I needed. They are only 4 oz espresso cups, but made a great sample size cup.I think if you do craft fairs or such and want to give out samples of something these are a great option.

Used these for two and three year olds in replace of plastic sippy cups and paper cups for sanitary reasons. It took them awhile to catch on to them but totally worth it in the end because they weren’t spilling half as much. On top of that they are really cute looking and the parents loved them. If you needed another activity for the day you could always have them decorate the cups as well before you put liquid into them.

Tops are a little flimsy and will dent or bend wrong and not properly go on the cup, if you try to put them on normally. You just have to learn how to put these specific lids on and all will be fine. You can't just put the lid on and press down on the sides. The lid will dent in places and not go on the cup and there will be no seal. But if you just place the lid on the top then use your thumb on the edges of the cup, and go all the way around until it's sealed around the whole top, then they work fine.Other than learning how to get the pretty flimsy lids to seal around the top of the cup (which, as I stated above, IS possible (so don't jump to return when you can get the lids on easily. They DO go on and they DO seal, you just have to learn how to do it) I'm pretty happy with them. I gave 4 stars just because the lids COULD be a little more sturdy then they are. Cups, themselves, ARE pretty sturdy. All in all - if you're okay with a little learning process at first (because of the lids) then yes - I recommend them and I WILL be purchasing them again when my current supply runs out.

Have not had the right size yet, I don't recommend size 6oz. Lid will not seal. It ca mess up your shirt and day.

I got them for a 4th graders hot chocolate and a book Christmas event. It was the perfect size, the kids can decorate the cup before they have their drink and have a contest. One thing to consider is if you are having like a very hot liquid you will need a sleeveThe only kind of negative is that the lid feel a little loose, however we didn't have an accident

These are terrible! I would not recommend! The tops are flimsy and do not stay on the cups causing spilling.Get what you pay for here!