Would one cup nestle inside the other (obviously, just below the handle)?
516063
Sorry but I only have one cup. I would guess no. They are not tapered so I don't see how they could fit in one another.
385258
No problem. I have 4 of these cups and they are currently stacked in my cupboard.
742337
If the mugs are straight up, but if they flair out at the top I don't think so. I have can goods on mine.
2260131
Not really, not in the way I assume you hope they would be. If you put one glass in another, it will drop down almost half-way but it gets a bit wedged. It rarely comes out without some ginger jiggling. I occasionally stack two when carrying them, but I wouldn't store them that way on a regular basis.
243410
Kind of, if the bottom of cup is smaller. If cup too heavy, doesn't balance well. I can fit venti iced cups fr Starbucks in it but when full, the holder slides down.
1887043
I dont know: I bought two so there would be an extra cup. They also have a model that comes with two cups & lids.
1356649
I would suggest you do have to use the top tier because it is shaped to nestle into the bottom portion as a lid.
79723
not that I can see. invert the supplied variable base and you can place a standard tall carry mug in the coffee maker.
1702304
if you mean nestle by bottom of above tray touching the water in the below tray "no" ! they are made to stack one on top of the other. in fact i have them stacked on top of another brands ice cube trays. i'm getting 2 more do to the ease of the cubes come out, i have an apt. size frig.
1075177
Yes it does. I have a GSI Outdoors stainless steel camp cup & they nest together fine. The fit is a little loose so I usually put a hanky in between the two for friction.
2258755
Don't think so. The handle will absolutely gets in the way. The pod is quite shallow and won't hold anything beyond a kiddy cup.
1714067
Yes, it's easier to do while nested in the egg cup. Just spring the handle a couple of times and pull to the side to remove the top.
1183865
It will sit in the 1/2 cup, but is the same size as the 1/4 cup......so, it will stack, but won't nest inside it. I thought I would like the metal better than the plastic, because I don't like plastic. However, after using both, I like the plastic better.
314683
No, they will not nest inside each other. They are double walled and straight vertical with no taper. Notwithstanding that, these are very high quality and they live in my freezer ready for a frosty glass of milk or any other beverage.
216301
The two openings can accommodate two cups (side by side) if you wish, or just place one centered beneath the two spouts.
1485649
Standard cups work just fine but the place that the cups sits on is kind if small so you may want to use a more slender cup.
2127317
Possible, but not optimal. There is a small hole meant for pouring contents into the lid or another cup.