how many liquid ounces does each cup hold?
1567060
They hold 8.5 ounces. Mine did not come with the saucers but i don't need them. I am happy to answer your questions.
1567061
Just under half a cup is the top edge of the cup, so between a third and half is a comfortable full cup. My husband used them with a espresso machine and finds the largest drink size on our machine often overflows, but he just works around it because he wants a demi cup not a mug. Plus there is a saucer in case of spills.
1408352
I use cups that hold 1 cup of fluid up to big cups for iced coffee that are 32oz. Hope that helps.
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.
1681900
8 ounces--the answer is in the description of the cups. The cups do not come with that information.
1316978
I have "measured" using pint glasses (measuring cup was in dishwasher, and I didn't want to wash by hand), and I believe it holds 24 oz. of liquid. It may be more like 20, though. I have used it to make two "double" drinks (enough to fill a 16 oz. glass with ice in it) at one time. Hope this answer is helpful.
351525
we used them for ice cream at my grandson's birthday party and they held one to two scoops of ice cream and toppings or small piece of cake with ice cream. Not sure what the exact number of ounces they would hold but would guess at around 6 to 8 ounces of liquid. Would not reccomend using as drinking cups more like ice cream cups. Grandson loved them.
1342463
This one basically stores only 8oz. which is one cup. The others will let you go up to 12 oz. per cup sepending upon you desire. There is only enough room for a coffee mug in the catchment area. Often I fill a mug and then pour it into my tall covered mug from home, so I don't spill coffee. Since I got this, several of my colleagues have purchased these also.
295945
We don't use ours for liquid ounces, but by volume, the large canister holds 9 cups, the medium holds 6 cups, and the smaller holds 3 1/2 cups.
79673
as I recall, they are only 4oz. cups, but might have been 8oz, I can't remember, sorry!
1617000
Using a standard American measuring cup, it is just over 22 ounces. If you fill it to the bottom of the plastic lip, you will have 24 ounces.
281426
Each cup has a "Max Fill" line. The large cup's line is 20 oz. The small cup's is 10 oz. Each one can hold 6 ounces above the fill line, but it gets tricky to fill over the line, especially if the ingredients have a tendency to expand. So, I usually respect the fill lines, more or less.
778018
Hi!. I don't have idea how many ounces but I can tell that the cup's approximately 10cm high and 5 cm diameter. Hope this helps you.
511169
The cups are 1 1/2" tall and 1 1/2" at the mouth of the cup. They hold around 1 oz. of liquid. They are fairly sturdy, my daughter uses them a lot; we have had them for about a year and they are still in great condition.
904775
Although it is correct to say that 1 cup of liquid measurement is equal to 8 ozs. when it comes to a "cup of coffee" the measurement is then 6 ozs which is the size of a "standard" cup of coffee whne served in an actual dinner set "cup"
951143
The cup holds 10 oz. of liquid (filled to where I would pour something to drink) and the plates are about 11 1/2" in diameter. And, they chip *really* easily!
2215679
As listed in the product description, each cup is approximately 2-5/8" diameter at the top, 1-3/4" diameter at the bottom, and 1-1/4" tall; each cup holds about 2-1/4 fluid ounces to the rim.
505858
I haven't measured the liquid volume but I'd guess 6 oz. The cups are not very large (although larger than espresso size).