How do these compare with the Anchor 6 oz custard cups?
1321961
Libby's is my strong fav because they have tight fitting lids and the sides are not smooth but have decorative ridges that allows you to grip them better...I am a "butter fingers". They also stack well in the fridge. Perfect for limes or lemons while using as well as Jello and other individual desserts. I have a set that I have used for 10 years and really searched to find these.
1321962
I have both and like them equally for different reasons. The custard cups are heavier and in my opinion more suitable for baking. The Libbey are narrower and taller. I use them for puréed fruits and veggies for my grandson. They stack nicely and take less space than the custard cups. Hope this helps you make your decision.
1321963
lf the anchor 6 oz wasn't tapered to the bottom like the libbey 6.5,...buy the 6 oz,l woud not recommend the libbeys and don't waste your money l wish l can return but it will cost more the shipping and handling so! the item was put in the unused cabinet to growth mold and collecting web...
558455
The six cup and 12 cup are made of the same thing. Only difference is size. Love my 6 cup.
1090009
I use these mostly with Krusteaz muffin mixes. I still get the same amount (12) as I do in my muffin pan, but they seem to be slightly smaller when I bake them in these silicone cups. I generally measure approximately 1/4 cup of mix into each cup. All that said, I do like these and find them much easier to clean than a muffin pan. Also like the fact they don't have to be sprayed with cooking spray as the pan does.
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I always use the same size cup when I use the prefilled cups. If I want stronger coffee, I use the cup I bought that I can fill myself and then I can decide how strong my coffee will be. But,for most people, I understand that there is very little difference in taste between the cups off coffee once they are brewed
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The large cups tend to be more accommodating, able to hold a greater amount of leftovers such as rice, pasta, beans, etc. The two or three smaller cups can hold about a serving or two of food. Overall, I think they are excellent and well worth the price.
654174
i use them in my Starbucks 20 oz insulated cup and another one. They are great! i throw them in the dishwasher, i say they are standard size so go for it! Hope this helps...
1777295
These do click. I found them to be very leak-proof, until my toddler started chewing on them. He was able to eventually bite through the plastic and make his own hole. But they lasted several months. Munchkin Click Locks are the best cups I've found so far.
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Here are the differences between the Contigo Aria and West Loop travel mugs: -The Aria version has slightly better insulating ratings than the West Loop (though some Amazon reviews dispute this.) -The exterior diameter of the Aria is a little larger than the West Loop. This is to accommodate more insulating space between the outer and inner walls. -The Aria has a rubberized coating on the base. The West Loop does not. -The Astor is is cheaper version of the Aria that is available at Costco (and maybe other stores.) Unlike the Aria, the Astor does not have a rubberized coating around the side of the lid and it does not have a rubberized base. -The Aria has a locking lid. The original West Loop did not have a locking lid. The new West Loop (Easy Clean Lid version) does have a lock, so this is no longer a difference. -The new West Loop (Easy Clean Lid version) has an. . . easy clean lid! The Aria does not have an easy clean lid. -The lids for the Aria/Astor and the West Loop are not compatible with one another.
260825
They are more like 6oz, the creamer will hold 6oz's leaving enough room from the top edge to pick it up without making a mess.
1654453
I use the Wincup brand 16oz styrofoam cups from Costco and they bit... barely - but they do. Anything smaller should be fine.
1795380
I've used these on two occasions and they have worked very well. They are for standard size cupcakes and the lid is high enough that even with large amounts of frosting they do not get smushed. Lids and latches seem to work well so far.
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No. I returned mine. They sucked. One o the cups wasn't threaded correctly so the lid never fit right. I'd skip these and buy something else.
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I've seen the below used with expresso machines; sure they're more expensive, but they're also 'really nice'. You for sure get what you pay for with these cups. The below link was taken directly from Amazon's site: http://www.amazon.com/Bodum-Bistro-Double-Wall-Insulated-10-Ounce/dp/B000QU8SOO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1394330689&sr=8-3&keywords=double+wall+glass+coffee+mug
1279655
I don't know. They look the same. I found that some of the cups leak. Don't know why.
1332391
Filled to the brim one holds just a little less than one cup as measured in a pyrex glass one cup measuring cup.I hope this helps you. They are big enough to make a nice jumbo muffin.
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Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16... » Read More Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Exactly the same and we love these cups. We have a Keurig and every morning our family members use these cups with lids to take their coffee. If you have a Keurig this size is perfect for large fill. They are sturdy and the caps stay on and fit well not like others we have purchased. What's really good too is that they reuse when they get to work. I have these on my monthly delivery under Amazons Subscribe and Save.