Ginkgo 100 Pack To Go Paper Coffee Cups With Lids 8 oz Disposable Double-Walled Ripple Insulated Hot Cups

Super convenient! The cups are bagged into five sets and the caps are bagged into two. Each cap has the small opening typical of coffee cups (for sipping), together with a smaller hole to keep internal pressure balanced (opposed to a suction scenario). The cup body has a groove design on the outer part that acts as an insulation from the heat of the cup's contents. Coffee, most likely. It is perfect for a quick to-go option. I got these because I noticed during Christmas carolling last month that people don't really have the time to grab a hot drink *and then* --this is the important part-- "handle it" in it's open-top styrofoam cup as they head to the next house. Cold (& room temperature) drinks don't have that extra step and attention so people gravitate towards them even in winter. I think having something like this with a cover will be helpful in scenarios like this because it is just that convenient. Lightly sweet ginger coffee on a cold night is delicious; It's a shame to miss out. Edit: Right, the box it comes in is labelled and has a picture of the cup+lid (on the two opposite sides of the box), in case you want to store it and don't want to be opening random boxes to find it again. (The cups are not microwave safe, FYI.) Read more

The 100 pack of 12 oz paper coffee cups with lids turned out to be a great choice for our recent little league baseball practice. We brewed a big batch of coffee for the parents and coaches, and these cups made the whole setup feel organized and convenient. Everyone appreciated having a sturdy cup that didn’t feel flimsy or too thin, especially on a chilly morning. The ripple design really stood out because it made the cups comfortable to hold without feeling the heat from the coffee. That small detail made a noticeable difference, and several people even commented on how nice the cups felt in the hand. The lids fit securely and didn’t leak, which is always something I pay attention to with disposable cups. Once they were snapped on, they stayed in place even when people were walking around the field or juggling snacks and gear. The 12 oz size is also a sweet spot. It's big enough for a satisfying serving of coffee but not so large that drinks get cold before they’re finished. For group events, practices, or even just keeping at home for guests, these cups feel like a dependable option. I’ll definitely be getting more once this pack runs out. Read more

At first I was a little confused by these cups. The reason being that most of the time when you order disposable cups like these they include the little cardboard sleeves too. These did not, but I didn't realize it's because that is built into the cup. The walls of the cup are insulated so that your hand isn't burned by the hot liquid inside the cup. I think this is an ingenious way to not only design a coffee cup in general but to have an item that is less trash later too. The lids fit well and the cups keep coffee hot for a long time. Highly recommended. Read more

​I received this 100-pack of Ginkgo paper coffee cups to review. They are a very convenient solution for a morning commute, especially for those who prefer to dispose of their cup rather than carry an empty reusable one throughout the day. ​Heat Insulation and Construction ​The cups are well-constructed and perform differently depending on the temperature of your beverage: ​Standard Coffee: When filled with hot coffee and a bit of milk, the insulation is excellent. You can hold the cup comfortably without feeling excessive heat. ​Boiling Water (Tea): If you use boiling water for tea, the heat transfer is much more noticeable. In these cases, the cup became a bit too hot to hold directly, and I found that adding a layer of napkins was necessary to carry it comfortably. ​Lid Performance ​There is one specific area to be mindful of regarding the lids. I noticed that the lids tend to drip if the cup is tilted or not held perfectly straight. While some splashing is expected when walking, I found that these lids struggled to contain the liquid during normal movement. If you are walking or commuting where the cup might shake, you’ll want to be extra careful to avoid spills. ​Conclusion ​Overall, these are solid, well-built disposable cups that are great for standard hot coffee. They are a good value for the quantity, but keep in mind that you may need a sleeve for very high-temperature drinks and should be cautious about keeping the cup upright to prevent lid leakage. Read more

Never going back these coffee cups have been a life-changing purchase. I’ve made the cup is really thick material so it doesn’t get floppy or loose fast or at all the fact that it has the ridges on the cups itself, allows me to grasp the cup better than if I were to have regular solid cups, so that’s what I love. I love that I can hold it without it may be slipping out of my hands. Read more

These are super thick and the corrugated paperboard helps keep heat in while protecting your hands. Very cool texture to grip. Lids snap on tight. Nice quality product. Read more

Sturdy, elegant and useful. The cups are beautiful first of all, they have a cool chevron design all around that also serves to hold the cups securely. I loved the color, a cool steely grey that would go with a number of themes or decor in case you need these for an event. They hold hot drinks perfectly, the drink stays hot and the lid is super secure. Great value too! Read more