are these long and wide enough to fit the starbucks 24oz cold cup? I'm worried that it will be too short/ too wide.
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I don't know anything about those cups, but I can tell you these are reallllllllly long. So much so that this very short lady cannot drink from them sitting down at a table.
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I have one of those, and it fits in it just fine. It is definitely long enough, because, it sticks out of the cup about 3 inches :)
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As far as my La Pavoni Millenium goes, the answer is yes. It is indeed wide enough. But the Millenium has a relatively small portafilter so I am not sure if this is a general answer or just true for some machines. The opening for these cups is notably smaller than for some of the other cups I have.
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Since these 9 0z. cups are short and wide, the lids from the Chinet Comfort Cup (16-Ounce Cups) fit very nicely on them. They seem to be a tight and secure fit. However, be aware that those particular lids have a sip hole (which I personally like).
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They will fit for sure. They are designed to hold 4oz of coffee. They will hold about 5 near to the brim. They are about an inch and a half tall, maybe a fraction more.
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They fit my Keurig Vue V700, unless the stand is removed, in which case they are too wide (something to consider if you also will also be using taller travel mugs and tend to keep the stand unattached).
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I have a 24 oz. Tervis cup that is 7 1/2 " tall and it fit in the Neosling without slipping out.
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Yes. These mugs should work great! There are different size cup settings on the Keurig.
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I bought them for someone with a small espresso machine, they said they fit perfectly. Also, if you click on "reviews" the second or third one states the same. They're low and wide and hold an ample amount. They really loved the space saving feature. Hope this helped.
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The cup I just measured is 6 1/8", but to be safe I wouldn't want to put it in a space that was shorter than 6 1/4" and would be really happy if it was a little more. You don't want to have to tip it or risk bumping it when it is nearly full of a hot liquid - IMO. We have a Keurig B60 and it just fits under it when the k-cup holder is closed and without taking the drip tray out, but you do have to tip it slightly due to about an 1/8" of the k-cup holder - we normally take the drip tray out for these and tall travel mugs.
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Hi I have a quest which I use these for (and it doesn't interfere with opening/closing). I measured the bars that the cup holder sits on and it is 5/8" square, if that helps. The back of the cup holder slides off and is placed around the bar, and then the cup holder slides back on, locking in place. If your bar is about 5/8 of an inch then it should fit.
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I don't think so. There is barely room for the "tall" Christmas coffee mugs I have out. The space will be perfect for the regular coffee cups after I put the Christmas mugs away.
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I hope you found the right cup. If so do let me know which one did you choose as I have a new Barista machine with similar size constraints.
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my 9 cup fits, it only about an inch of space left, may-be more inputs on the 20 cup, this prob, don't help. but mine works.
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I believe the carafe cups are taller ? If so then no. You could get away with a little bit extra width but not height.
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I don't think so. I don't have a ruler handy but I know it does not fit my larger mugs. It does fit a wide mouth mason jar perfectly and those are smaller than 4 inches across.
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I don't know; I don't have re-usable cups. If the are the same size as disposable ones then yes, they would fit.
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They are 9 inch if your getting the 16oz straws. If your getting the 24oz straws theyre 10.5inches. I recommend the 16oz size for any cup you are using. I feel the 24oz are way 2 long in my option.