Has anyone measured exactly how much liquid these hold? Is it a true 15 1/2 ounces?
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I use these with my Keurig and even on travel mug size there's still room to add creamer and sugar - So that's 12 oz plus room - Yes.
1620206
David, I measured the amount my mugs hold and it is a true (exact) 15 1/2 ounce measure with it to the very top of the mug.
496755
I just measured some water. They hold 10oz. Of coffee with room for a hit of cream :)
1672660
I would guess they would hold between 3-4 ounces of liquid equivalent in space. They are 2.375" diameter and 2" high.
584673
None of the dimensions are correct! I don't know what the true ones are, but certainly not what is listed. Just take a look at the round ones (13 by 12 by 3)! Absolutely nuts... Just received the 14 ounce ones and they're far smaller than advertised.
947105
2 oz which is equivalent to 1/4 cup. I measured. These are perfect and I would highly suggest buying them. The handles are great. My two year old has no problem with them and they are big enough for an adult too. They are very easy to release from the plastic when frozen. I've had no problems.
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Jaycelyn M.: I checked with my wife, and her response is yes to the dry cups measurement and no to the ounces. She recommends a Pyrex style clear measure cup for liquid. As for the 2 cup dry measurement, simply fill to the brim, scrape off the extra and you have a perfect 2 cups. She also reminds you not to pack the item you are measuring prior to scraping unless the recipe calls for it.
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They hold 20oz of liquid ( I just measured exactly to be sure) and are acrylic. I like them a lot.
131018
Yes, they have metric measurements. They are: 5ml (1 teaspoon), 15ml (1 Tablespoon), 30ml (1 OZ.) and 60ml (2 OZ.). The color part on the bottom is slightly rubberized so they don't slide around on the counter.
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I measured for myself this morning. They are exactly 4 1/2 inches tall and hold 12 oz with a tiny bit of room left at the top (1/8 in). If you filled it all the way up, it would be no more than 13 oz.
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There appear to hold 14 oz brimming full. I made lasaga, froze 4 ate 2, they worked perfectly for single servings :)
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It is 16 oz if you fill it clear to the top, so it is more like a 15-15.5 effective ounces. Hope this is helpful.
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Unfortunately, no. The set I got was inaccurate and had to be returned. I compared them to my current measuring cups, and found that these held more liquid. I then tested the 1/4 cup, 2/3 cup, and 1 cup measuring water by weight, and found that all of them held more water than indicated. (The 2/3 cup measure held an extra 0.5 oz of water)
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They are slightly less than 4 oz. I put 4 oz of water in a measuring cup and poured it into the espresso cup. A small amount of water actually ran over the top. Otherwise I would say they are really nice and we like them.
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Not positive but seeing the bottles here in front of me, I would guess that they contain maybe 1/2 a cup of liquid. Just MY educated guess...not completely accurate.
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I've measured 16+ oz in the smaller (nominal 16 oz) mug, and put the top on. I normally don't put more than 15-1/2 oz in it.
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I carefully filled my 1 cup measure to the brim with water and then poured it into my handy pyrex liquid measuring cup. It came exactly to the 250ml line. g/l! BTW, these are by far the best measuring cups i have ever owned! Love 'em! -greg frohring
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These are .15 ounce tubes. They don't even hold a quarter of an ounce (.25) lol. They are the exact same size as a standard chapstick tube. Its like 1/6 of an ounce.