Golden Apple, 9oz-50sets. Clear Plastic Cups with no holes Dome lids, BPA Free

Sturdy

I was charged with bringing salad to a pizza party. I decided that since we were in a pandemic, I would make "covid cup salads". The main attraction of course would be the pizza and cake. But to my surprise these colorful, right-sized salads were a hit. I packed them in a thermal bag so that they were cold on arrival. And everyone loved them. They were sturdy. Since I packed them fully up to the dome with a "cherry" tomato on top, I was able to stack them, and getting tossed about was not a problem in the car. The cups are durable for the purpose needed. I only wish I had considered ordering cups that were maybe 12 oz to get a little bit more. Fortunately I made twice as many as I needed and they all disappeared. It was a great addition to a good time. It was safe, clean, and appropriate individual servings for serving a group and keeping hands out of any kind of communal serving situation. Everybody appreciate that in particular. I imagine you could do the same with fresh fruit cups. The tops snap on securely, too.

Worked Perfect as containers for the dirt cake cups I made for my son's birthday. I filled the cups at home with the dirt cake and transported them to the party with the lids on top. Once at the party, I removed the lids and added the flower suckers and candy earth worms. After removing the flowers and worms, the lids were reattached for transporting the remaining cups back home again. In hindsight, I could have added the worms and punched a hole in the top and inserted the flowers before transporting the cups to the party. Maybe next time.Cups were sturdy. Held one serving size. Held up well in a cooler packed with ice. Did not crack, leak or spill.I would purchase again.

The size and shape are exactly like the pictures.They are made of strong plastic, with a lid that easily snaps on. It is very durable and strong overall. I love how easy they were to use!

I like everything about it the size and the amount it holds for party events

I was frustrated with poorly fitted lids on seed starting trays and decided to try these cups instead. I simply drilled some 3/16" drain holes in the bottom, filled them with moist starter soil, and planted my seeds. Since these will be directly transplanted to the garden I wanted something a little larger than the typical seed starter container which is probably around 3 oz. This 9 oz. size will accommodate a much larger root system. The tapered shape should make the plants easy to remove.The lids snap into place and stay put unlike the cheap seed starting planters.

So the craft juices were flowing...I used these to make take-home toy holders at our Easter Egg Hunt. Since the piñata held the candy, I decided to put the Littles toys in these. They were a big hit!!

I used a couple of these for the bubble windows for a diy 1966 Batmobile. Their great for that . I just cut two in half and hot glued them on . Their the right size , shape and are inexpensive to use for a diy 1966 Batmobile.