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Combine functionality with a sustainable design with our 12-ounce Picnic Print Paper Coffee Cups. These cappuccino cups feature a spiral wall that provides a firm grip and helps avoid messy accidents. The insulated design of these beverage cups for picnics ensures the drinks stay warm for longer while keeping the hands comfortably cool. For added convenience, pair these disposable coffee cups with matching lids to avoid accidents. Made from reprocessable paper, these insulated cups are an ecologically-conscious option that can be easily disposed of. With these conveniently disposable cups for coffee, cleaning up after events is a breeze. These picnic cups hold up to 12 ounces and measure 3.4 inches in diameter by 4.3 inches in height. Sold in a 500 count box. Lids are available and sold separately.
PAIR WITH COORDINATING LIDS To make these coffee cups conveniently portable, pair them with our coordinating coffee cup lids to avoid messy spills. Lids are sold separately.
KEEP THE HEAT IN With their innovative insulated design, these disposable espresso cups keep beverages enjoyably warm while keeping customers' hands comfortably cool. Enjoy hot drinks!
STURDY & DURABLE Made with premium paper, these picnic print cups hold hot drinks for a long time without getting soggy. Plus, the spiral wall design protects your fingers from burning!
EASY POST-EVENT CLEANUP These paper coffee cups are ideal for busy cafes and coffee houses as they can conveniently be disposed of after use. With these, you can avoid the hassle of scrubbing!
500 CUPS PER ORDER These disposable cups for coffee measure 3.4 inches in diameter by 4.3 inches in height, and hold up to 12 ounces. You'll receive 500 coffee cups in each order.
This company changed their manufacturing methods and now I’m stuck with a giant stock of lids that are no longer compatible
