Lamosi 12 oz Insulated Coffee Cups Disposable - 50 Count Grey Paper Coffee Cups No Lids 12oz, Corrugated Ripple Wall Design for Hot Cold Drinks

Can comfortably hold hot liquids with no leaks. Hold up well for refills.

these cups are very sturdy and one can hold a hot cup of coffee with confidence!

So...I built my friend a coffee bar. She's a serious coffee-holic and I try hard to surprise her with different, sometimes exotic flavors every day. Until now, I have avoided paper/disposable cups because the heat from the coffee burns her hands. The maker of these cups seem to have found the perfect solution. Rather than needing to put on a separate safety sleeve, these cups have one built right in! Taking the concept even further, the sleeve has a cool, embossed texture that helps the coffee lover in my life securely hold onto her cup. Unlike separate sleeves, there's no slippage or sliding. And, hey, it just plain looks cool!Considering the listed price here vs. the other brands AND sleeves, these cups are the opaque winners. And best of all, I don't have to wash them! These may well find their way onto my auto-reorder list.

The 50-pack of Lamosi 12 oz Insulated Coffee Cups for "Hot Cold drinks" (that's a thing?) came yesterday, and this morning I drank a cup of coffee, to better judge them. Wrapped in plastic, of course. Which I prefer to open from the bottom end of the cups, so that the open side of the cups is down and remains clean. They are fine, and held the 12 oz of coffee as well as milk and creamer - though it was almost overflowing. No lids - but I knew this, and already have my own. Seems like plastic lids are the opposite of socks, and randomly appear out of nowhere. These cups are about the color of dark coffee (grounds), so that's understandable, but they aren't quite as festive as brighter colors may be. But that doesn't change their capacity, or the taste of beverages from them, so not bad. They seem well constructed and have a built-in thermal resistance, due to - well - the way they're made, so nicer than those you have to add the paper sleeve to. I like using paper cups, because it reduces the demand on me to do dishes, stretching out the next load. If that sounds selfish, you're right. I want to spend my time doing more than dishes (to a certain point). However, the convenience isn't free. These babies cost about $.34 each! So, at that price anyway, they are better for special events, not merely small coffees at home everyday. But if this is how you like to spend your money, more power to you.

Very impressed with the design of these Lamosi disposable coffee cups. The rippled covering of the cup really protects your fingers from the heat of the beverage. I made my tea with boiling water in this cup and I could actually pick up the cup right away. The texture provides a great grip. There is no discernible taste from the paper cup. I let plain water sit in the cup for several hours, and all I could taste was water. They are heavy-duty and I suppose you could reuse them several times without issue.I like that they are made from paper versus styrofoam. Better for the environment.

These cups are of high quality and not like anything you would find at your local discount store.They are corrugated, which prevents accidental slippage which may happen with smoother cups.The blue color of the cups is very eye catching.They keep my coffee (or any hot beverage) nice and hot for a good while.Even when kept in the cup all day, the drinks don't bleed through, and the outside of the cup stays dry.They are a nice change from regular disposable coffee cups, even nicer than the ones at my local coffee house!

These cups are nice and thick. They seem to keep the coffee warm for a while and do not leak thru or get soggy. The design and color are attractive. The surface has a texture to it and it is easier to grip. You get 50 in a pack. Good for coffee and hot liquids. I used to have to take my coffee in a glass cup to work and remember to bring it back to wash it. I will also be using these at work.

These coffee cups are a perfect disposable option for gatherings or events. They are much better looking than your standard disposable coffee cup and they feel very high quality in your hands. They hold 12oz of coffee which is plenty for me and they stack easily. They don't soak through easily or cause your hands to get too hot, although you may want to let very hot coffee sit for a minute before picking it up in a paper cup. All in all, these cups provide a solid value and are very useful for social occasions.