I wanted to use for my daughter's 4th birthday party, and the cups will double as favors. Pouring is half the fun, but will they get more than a sip?
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I bought the set for my grandson and he is four years old. The cups hold about 3/4 ounces or a little over 1 1/2 tablespoons. Just enough for him and his almost 2 year old cousin. If they spill it isn't so much to wipe up, and they enjoy pouring more in their cups. I have purchased 2 other sets for other grandchildren and plan on ordering 2 more - different patterns on each. I remember having a set when I was little and still have one of the little saucers. I hope this helps you in your decision.
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I just filled a cup nearly to the top. Then I measured it and it was exactly 2 tablespoons.
892131
Such a loaded question... However...They are a little on the heavy side, and the cups are a little big. They also grip kind of tightly. Probably a bit much for 5 and under.
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I would not put more than 2.5 cups in it...the handle is not strong enough to hold more.
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Yes, the volume is the equivalent of one cup. You could definitely add fun goodies to the inside.
884877
Sorry. I didn't measure the amount in cups.. It can hold for about 350-400ml, that is, for about 12-14 Oz. So you can expect sort of a mini cakebig enough for 2-3 people.
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From what I can see - the inner and outer cups are permanently "glued" together. There are vents at the top, so you could maybe pour a liquid in - I doubt it was designed for that though.
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Not really...they do sit about an inch into each other if you choose to stack, but not evenly, so over two cups in a stack doesn't work very well.
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Depends on the drink choice, the liqueur container will hold nearly a half gallon, each drink will get the same portion, we seem to refill the sour & cranberry before the liqueur depending whether people hit the extra shot button, it's fun to have for bigger parties
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I think they would as long as you fold them correctly. You could sit them in front of everyone's cup. That is all I can think of but I. Mainly use as a Thankyou note.
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It wasn't for my kid. I had much more success with The First Years Take & Toss straw sippy cups. Since they're made of a a plastic that you can squeeze, you can squeeze the liquid up to the top of the straw so that my kids could get the idea of the straw. Then you squeeze a little bit less each time so they have to suck a little more. Both of my kids were drinking through a straw within 24 hours using this method.
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I agree with Ms. Raghunansingh's answer; if possible, an additional cupcake per level could be "squeezed in." Good luck.
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You should be able to use ONLY 1 to 1-1/2 cups to equal that quantity. This container hold quite a bit more than that.
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These mugs are very cute and they hold 1 12 ounce pour just fine, 16 ounces if you want it filled to the top! I would recommend them.
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I think they are too small for favors. The bottle idea is cute, but I would definitely find something bigger.
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The cups are semi rigid. It's possible to squeeze them slightly but it would be very difficult for a toddler, and wouldn't be an effective way for them to drink.
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Yes, you have to be very careful in pouring I have had it work just fine and other times (when I am in a hurry) it can get messy. Sorry!
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Yes. Even the 5 oz cups are dispensed in multiples. I can pull one out at a time with the "right" touch, but nearly everyone else gets more than one.