Review on Catergoods 700 Count Bulk Pack by Jamie Sand

If you don't need strong cups these are a good choice for the price. There are two specific reasons why I choose them. First, the 7-ounce size ensures that you are discouraged from over-consumption when serving drinks other than water (e.g. juice, Kool Aid, soda). So instead of giving your kid (or the kids at the party) a 16- or 20-ounce cup to fill with something sweet, help out with reasonable portions. Another reason I like them is that they can be used in places like the bathroom when you are brushing your teeth. Slightly better than using tiny rinse cups as sometimes you have to fill them more than once to get enough water. One and done, then throw the empty cup in the trash. You only pay four cents a mug, so you can afford to throw it away after each use. Now for the quality of the cups. you are skinny They are not like Solo's branded mugs, they are not as durable. Which is perfectly normal if you only drink from it for a short time. He does his job very well. But other than that, I don't think I'll be using them for anything like cold cups (ice drinks). Maybe they don't stick together well enough for that. Our daughter drank some juice from one and told me to look after her after she was done. She lifted the cup to her mouth and inhaled carefully. The cup is quite crumpled. Which she found funny, but it was a reminder that they were fragile. However if I were to compare them to a well known brand I would say they are closer to three or four stars. But you get what you paid for. If you want something simple and want to save money these are five star mugs for the money they cost. They don't compare to well-known brands, but they don't cost as much as well-known brands either. I would say they are worth buying unless you need something really permanent, just something for a party or at home so people don't over drink something sweet.