What size glow sticks do you use for the rim of the cup?
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This product came w both the cups and the glow sticks to go around them. It was a special type of cup to hook the glow stick in place. Great for a glow in the dark/neon themed party. Only bad part was that they didn't glow for very long (few hours then got dull)
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The glow sticks come with the cups. I didn't check to see what size they were. You just cracked the ones that come with them and shake them, and put them under the rim,which is larger than most cups. They lasted for well over 6 hours, because we did it before the party and the few we had left, were glowing thr next morning. Hope that helps!
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Glow sticks came with the cups. But I believe they were standard size (but longer than usual size glow sticks). They were fun!
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The glow cup sticks are a custom (patented) size specifically made to fit these cups. Check out www.GlowPong.com to buy more.
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Patricia, I bought these straws thinking the same thing. What I found out was,,,they were a little too large in diameter. It took alot of effort to get the milk shake up to your mouth thru the straw because of the size. Sonic used to have the perfect size for milkshakes, but recently, they have started using a smaller straw which doesn't work at all. If you can find one a little smaller than the one you're looking at, you'll be better off. Bob
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Thank you for asking! I was going nuts also trying to find the diameter! They appear to be maybe a 4" or even larger in the photo!
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We made those quite some time ago, but if I remember correctly, the diameter of the candles was appr. 1 inch. Hope that helps!
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They are the standard large sized sticks....looks to be about 1/2 an inch or so...
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The one that comes with the machine or your choice of the same size. Maybe the size is on the listing. I bought this as a gift so I cannot remember the exact size of the cup.
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I should have asked that question myself. They are the 2.5 inch pucks. They do last quite a bit, so the smaller size may be a good think if interested in variety.
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They are about the 2 cup size, I think. I've given all mine away so I can't be exact
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Seven ounces to the rim. I ended up not using them and instead bought larger cups.
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Richard I'm sorry I missed your question. Each stick has markings for 1/4 1/2 etc to one cup
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It's the size of a pint glass. I think a stick blender will work fine. We love ours.
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Use the Red Cup 18 oz disposable - they are less then 5 inches tall. I use the Red Cup Reusable 18 oz - you can find them here or at RedCupLiving
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Yes, I do not know exact size, but my stick blender does work good with this cup. I do like this shake cup very sturdy and was tired of plastic!
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I have used up all of our cups, but I think they were around 2.5-3 inch bottom. We used them to make dessert shooters for a graduation party.
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I think they are too narrow for the standard tea lights or votives, but a mini one would fit. (Don't know if the glass is safe for flame, though.)
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Without the colored plastic lip ring, they are 3 & 1/4" in diameter. It is too small (narrow) to fit the blade attachment on my Magic Bullet. A complete waste other than as a drinking cup.
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Hi Mike, you need a vessel at least 3" in diameter. The container that comes with this is perfect, I also use a container from an old (dead) stick blender, bowls or a pot if I am blending something on the stove. Even if I had a mug with a 3" diameter I would not use any blender, too messy. Of course you would not use a stick blender in a short mug without making a mess.