How many ounces of liquid do these hold?
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If you fill it all the way to the brim, it holds 32 oz of liquid (4 cups). A 24 oz (3 cup) fill allows for about an inch of wiggle room. If you fill the bucket with ice cubes first, it can still hold 16 oz (2cups) which is a nice hefty serving of punch for your summer themed party.
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.
1636868
I think 3 or 4 ounces. They are very light weight so I wouldn't put hot liquids in them. Great for portion sizing otherwise.
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
58771
They're TINY! I used them as joke champagne glasses at my wedding. They're about 2 inches high and hold about an ounce of liquid.
1954672
I think they hold about 15 ounces. I have never tired putting a package of ramen noodles in one of them, but if there's not too much water it might fit.
1036611
They hold about 1/4 cup of liquid. (For the LARGE size) I have frozen coffee (hot and cold) in these without any problems.
2070975
Hello, Ray. They hold six ounces when filled to the brim. They are about four inches high. They're perfect for our grandchildren, but we all use them when we want a smaller drink. We like Arrow products; they're very durable.
800863
These hold nowhere near 17oz. That would make them huge. I have these glasses. If you fill them to about a third of an inch from the top so they won't spill over, they will hold 12 oz. which is pretty standard. One cannot extrapolate the volume from the dimension because of the beautiful, heavy bottom which takes up a lot of where the liquid would be were it not solid glass. These are very classy glasses.
1646016
17.5 ounces. depends what you want them for, they are a bit smaller than a beer mug.
351497
9.5 ounces. I really like these. The size is perfect for single servings. I also use these to freeze liquids, such as soup, to pack in lunches. I will be purchasing more of these in the future. Hope this helps!
1171407
approx. 11 ounces empty----use them everyday and have no problems with them
1099010
I don't know how many ounces these hold but the hold More than any other brand we have tried.
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.
1636866
They hold about a cup of liquid. They are good for taste testing or mini desserts.
79712
These hold exactly 3 oz. I just measured with a measuring cup. If you put more, the lid pushes the extra out. Also, remember to leave some room for freezing.
955234
They hold exactly 16 ounces, when filled with a 2 cup measurement of water. That is how glasses are measured, to the brim. You, of course, will not want to fill to the brim, especially with something foamy! I love the sleek, simple style, and how strong they are. My favourite glasses.