can these be used for tea? I'm looking for a cheap way to have a set of 12 plastic cups and saucers
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No these are silicone baking cups for a novel cupcake. I purchased to bake in for birthday celebrations.
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If you are talking about the dino cupcake molds the no, they are not sturdy
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I just ordered some disposable fillable tea bags for $3 for 110 count. I would assume they work...put coffee in, fold over and seal, put in slot. Done! I'll update how it goes when they arrive
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Sure they can be used for that, you will need extra room in the frig. No different then any other plastic cup!
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I suppose you could as long as the mugs are not that heavy or big, maybe small teacup size. Great idea I might steal it some day!
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I don't know. I bought those as a gift and my daughter told me when she opened the box, all the cups were broken but the saucers were ok.
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These small tea mugs don't require saucers. You can snoop around and see if you can find some clear glass saucers, but I don't know where you'd get them. Use a paper towel!
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Yes, I just put them in the glass infuser instead of the tea flower. Or you could take out the infuser and just put the tea bags in the pot, the cover fits with or without the glass infuser. Loose tea I would always put in the infuser unless you plan to strain the tea. I love my pot and use it all the time! Hope this helped.
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Why not just buy a few more sets. The price is right and I really don't think you can just buy a saucer.
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Yes it can be used for real tea. My daughters use it for hot chocolate mostly.
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I only use these for mugs!! I think that if you put the hats every other hook it would work!!
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I don't really know any more. They are a small cup for tea. They also break really easily so I donated what I had to St Vinnie's. I like bigger tea cups and was misled by the picture when I bought them. Sorrry, t
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Yes! These mugs are great and now the rest of the family are using them for everything! I only meant to get one and I'm glad there are 6. We have an insta-hot faucet which is just under boiling the family uses for hot chocolate. I use boiling water from the teapot for my tea. My husband has been using these mugs for boiling soup. He claims the soup stays hotter. We're all happy with them! Glad to recommend.
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I don't know of any reason why not. You'd need an extra set of the cups, though.
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Not sure about favors? I use them for my loose tea. I just fold one end down into the other at top and give a little twist. My tea comes out just right
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I gave this as a gift to my new daughter-in-law, so I actually didn't use it but compared to most of my other teapots, and I have a lot!!! I'm sure you could fill each cup at least once with one pot full of tea.
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I'd say about a tea spoon per cups, but don't forget! You don't need to throw your tea after every cups, a spoon could easily be used for 2/3 or 4 cups depending on how long your infuse it... it's all matter of taste.
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It's suitable if you just want to look at it or pretend that there is "tea" in the cups/tea pot. Not suitable for play as the cups are too small to hold a large amount of liquid and always need refilling and the teapot pours water everywhere so we usually use another vessel or just keep a large roll of paper towel on hand. The tea set is very cute for looks and hence why I bought it but it does break quite easily if you were to drop it in a hard surface(ei. Travertine tile, etc). I hope this answers your question! :)