What volume of liquid do they hold? Thx
343751
I would not recommend this product. Mine arrived and had such an awful odor. I put water in it one day, and it held around 16oz, but there was such an awful plastic like taste to the water that I was unable to drink it. I actually threw the product in the garbage later that day. I am not sure if it was just related to the color (mine was blue), but I would recommend a different product.
1717857
We are in the process of moving and they are packed, but if I were to guess, each holds approx. 2-3 oz. liquid.
119921
I'm not quite sure on the exact dimensions but they hold at least 8-10 ounces easily!
1636866
They hold about a cup of liquid. They are good for taste testing or mini desserts.
629587
They hold 4 1/2 ounces. The larger, taller size (which I did NOT get from Amazon) hold 6 ounces.I've not yet found any that hold 7 ounces.
173038
4.4 fluid Oz. per cube, they are 2" x 2" x 2". They fit nicely in a lowball glass.
1036609
I'm not really sure, but what I can tell you is that they hold a little less than a cup of water.
838185
I do not know the actual capacity. They do hold from a half gallon to two tablespoons, liquid measurement. I have been able to make any recipe I want even doubled recipes. Hope this helps :).
1130000
I am not sure how much they hold. I bought them as a gift for my brother and drank out of them several times over the holidays. However, much they hold, they are EXACTLY the same (shape, size,...) as though we drank out of in Turkey this summer. I realize this probably won't help, but it's what I know. They are small in capacity when compared to a regular tea cup, but again exactly the same as those in Turkey!
1861998
I think they would hold a cup of water. They work very well. They are a little on the thin side but they do hold up overnight.
923917
They are about 2" deep and they hold 9 oz of water. I hope this helps. I use them to feed small dogs and they are perfect for that!
589882
I don't really remember. About a teaspoon full or more? Once swollen with water, they filled an average size drinking goblet to the top the first time. They decrease in volume with each time they dry out. I never really let mine dry out completely until there were only a very few left. They do not last forever, but are fun and quite pretty for months.
1469075
These glasses will hold exactly 16 oz of liquid, however that is filled literally to the rim, or a more comfortable 12 oz drink with ice. (And I just weighed one on my little kitchen scale, and it is 11.3 oz.) I have owned them now for a couple years, and we love them. They are both sturdy and attractive.
1992487
They are 2.1" high by about 2.5" in diameter. So, a little math (Pi x Radius x Radius x Height) shows they can store roughly 10.31 cubic inches. So that means 5.67 fluid oz (1 cubic inch holds about 0.55 oz of water). This of course will vary depending on what you put in it, as some items are much heavier for their volume.
1537777
Hello Dawn, They do hold 21 Fluid Oz. (i.e. liquid). However, if you plan to use them for other type of content with a greater density, such as tea leaves, ground coffee, etc. then you're right it will hold less. Since other contents besides liquid differ on density, fluid ounces is normally used to describe the capacity of a container. Hope I answered your question. Eddie G. PERFUME TRADER AMAZON
1161697
These hold about 1 cup liquid, the only downside is they are a bit shallow. Maybe about 1 inch tall, if that makes sense. They don't seem to tip too easy though.
1316677
These were a gift for my brother-in-law who is getting his Ph.D. in Chemistry. Naturally he did an experiment. This is his answer for you:"Each of them hold approximately 50mL (which is equivalent to about 1.7 US fluid ounces. (While determined acurately using 5 decimal places, it remains an estimate as the density of EtOH/Water mixtures are different than pure water). so i would say about 1.5 fluid ounces is about accurate." Hope this helps :)