500 Pack Of 16oz. AmazonBasics Paper Hot Cups For $18.27 From Amazon After $37 Price Drop!

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500 Pack Of 16oz. AmazonBasics Paper Hot Cups For $18.27 From Amazon After $37 Price Drop!

This was selling for $55 yesterday and is now the lowest price ever from Amazon.

  • Compostable hot paper cups (case of 500 16-ounce cups)
  • Designed to hold hot liquid; ideal for serving coffee, tea, and other steamy beverages
  • Made of sturdy white paper and PLA laminated; BPI certified as compostable
  • Stackable design for space-saving storage and easy dispensing; great for coffee shops, cafeterias, to-go orders, and special events
  • Measures 3.5 by 3.5 by 5.4 inches; backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty

HT: mileagejunkie.

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8 Comments On "500 Pack Of 16oz. AmazonBasics Paper Hot Cups For $18.27 From Amazon After $37 Price Drop!"

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Shaul Eini

I love those deals…

Out of town Jew

It was selling for $655 yesterday??? Why would I pay so much for HOT CUPS??

Kermit

Dead as of 10:55. Price is $55.

Dan fan

Looks like it’s dead

Guy

Anyone know if these are good for Pesach? (According to those that are machmir with other paper cups and styrofoam)

Liz

Most say it’s ok, some say you need a hechsher for hot drinks

Avrumi

I think this my need a Hechsher year round because its made out of PLA Coating also used as a coating on paper cups to make them strong and waterproof, made from plant-based materials such as corn starch or sugar cane, oil. It’s known as a bioplastic

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