- It wasn't easy to find a regular size drinking glass with marked measurements. This classic highball tumbler graduated in fluid ounces and milliliters, great to keep track of how much you're drinking and for calculating how many calories. A fun glass cup for parties, a elegant addition to home bar and restaurant;
- After a long day sometimes you need a little self-medication. Prescribe yourself 300ml of liquid relaxation with the glass measuring cup. Perfect for breakfast milk, water, beer, alcohol, cocktail, dessert, iced tea, lemonade, smoothie, fruit juice, favors, and much more. It is a multi-purpose drinking cup showing its cost performance, always has the use you cannot think of;
- A sturdy measuring drinking cup made of heat-resistant, high borosilicate glass. The thick, durable sham provides stability, this drinking glass with measurements is perfectly balanced to sit safely on bar or kitchen counters as you delegate the necessary ingredients. Apply to gas stove, microwave, electric & ceramic stove and refrigerator.
- This graduated highball glasses holds up to 10oz / 300ml of liquid and has measurement lines engraved along its length. Permanent markings on the glass are easy to read and should never fade or wear off. Since each piece is individually hand blown and shaped, slight variations are normal, NOT 100% exact. Suitable for kitchen, home, lawn, and garden but not suggest for medicine, it's not a laboratory equipment;
- A functional visual delight, this glass cup makes a stunning addition to your barware collection or as a pretty birthday or housewarming gift, ideally suited to someone who likes their mixers. The exceptional clarity of the drinking glass allows a variety of wines and juice to be admired properly.
Package include: 1 x Glass Scale Cup
Material: High Borosilicate Glass
Capacity: 30oml/10oz
Color: Crystal Clear Size:13x6.5cm(H*Dia.) / 5.12 * 2.56 inch
High temperature resistance -20 - 150℃ ( -4 - 302 ℉ )
Dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended in case of the measurement lines and numbers are way off.
