Superior Trading Co. (250 cups - 1.25 oz.) Paper Disposable Portion Cups, Souffle Cups, White

These small paper portion cups are fantastic for holding small amounts of liquid glue or tempera paint! My students were burning through expensive glue sticks, so I searched for an alternative and found it in the form of a gallon of washable liquid glue, Q-tips and these paper portion cups. They are the perfect size for gluing art projects and the kids are very good about putting the cups back on the tray for the next student to use. After having glue in them for an hour or so, they feel soggy but do not disintegrate or seep. As much as I like these, I find them to not be a good value, as they are available elsewhere for a far lower cost.

These cups are pretty much the same ones as what you get a fast food places to squirt your condiments.We use them for things like ketchup, ranch, etc when eating fries or other dippable foods. They're also good for salad dressings, but you may need multiples because they are very small.They could also be good for mouthwash, dispensing pills, etc.I knocked off one star because they seem a little expensive for what they are, despite there being 250 of them.:)

These are OK small portion cups good for dispensing medications or one time use for ketchup dipping. The paper is very thin but it does hold up to a dinner with ketchup in them and won't leak right away, but since there is no wax coating it will eventually leak through so I would not use these to store condiments or anything liquid in them overnight. Overall all these are good for what they are, single immediate use cups and then dispose of them.

These expanded after making Jell-O shots. so these aren’t for long term ”storage” of wet ingredients if you want to maintain the integrity of the cups (maybe if they were coated, it’d be different…I don’t know). Otherwise these do what they were supposed to do.

This item is a package of 250 disposable paper cups.I use these while mixing and applying water-based acrylic craft paint to railroad models. They allow me to dispense a small amount of paint from the bottle and brush it on the models from there. The lip of the cups allow wiping of the brush edge as needed. It also allows easy mixing of colors with small amounts of paint to minimize waste.The cups hold the paint well with no soaking through. I also use isopropyl alcohol as a thinner some times, this had no effect on the cups either.These are economical and disposable, and work well with craft paints. It is easy to keep a stack of them in the work area and not have to scrounge various containers.