ECOWARE® 100% Natural,Biodegradable, Compostable, Ecofriendly, Safe & Hygienic Disposable 220 ml Cup - Medium (Pack of 50 Cups)

The product is thick but light weight. It is eco-friendly and does not contain plastic. Very nice to hold and gives a fine look. Actually soothes your eyes and senses. Retains sturdiness to a large extent when filled with hot tea; but it is far better than any paper cup. Does not contain lamination yet it never leaks. It is very economical too. Fully biodegradable and there is no wonder that it is one of the best sellers on Amazon. I prefer this cup over porcelain ware for use outdoors and in office. Elegant choice for ecological enthusiasts. It has become staple cup in my home.

Must-buy if you care for the planet, it's 100% biodegradable and I tested its durability, it's good for parties. But expensive on Amazon so buy it from their shop in Delhi. It's very cheap as compared to Amazon

It does have a powdery residue that needs to be shaken out before pouring liquids into it, but that is a minor issue. This is a sturdy, well made product and I LOVE that it does not harm the environment like plastic cups.

The media could not be loaded. My respect to the manufacturers for feeling for Mother Earth. Here's the upshot of my experience, however:PROSDECENT QUANTITY - at 220 ml, they're a very satisfactory volume.FIRM TO TOUCH AND HOLD - Great for cold beverages. They remain solid in hand.COST EFFECTIVE - at 2 rupees a pop, they're amongst the cheapest 220 ml cups.ELEGANT WHITE - no chemical colourations or plastic use; just plain white.SMOOTH INNER WALL - despite a fairly coarse exterior, the liquid contact surface is smooth as should be.VERY GOOD PACKAGING - the cups arrived in a carton, neatly stacked, enveloped by brown paper.ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY - the material does feel almost entirely destructible.CONSNOT FOR HOT BEVERAGES - they shouldn't be marketed as tea and coffee cups, perhaps. Being from Shimla, tea and coffee are staple in our colder part of the country. So I've tried ample cups to suit the same need. I've found NASTEE the best so far for the purpose. Seeing the positive reviews, I was hopeful, but my expectations fell through for the following reasons:FINE MATERIAL SHAVINGS PRESENT IN CUPS - cardboard-like dust prevails in the cups; you've to ensure a thorough wipe and shake off before use.SMELL OF CARDBOARD WHEN POURED WITH BOILING WATER - the first sip of tea was disappointing owing to a mild yet bothersome stench of the material akin to cardboard. Perhaps this is the deal-breaker for me for the future.TURN HOT AND SQUISHY: as hot water pours in, the cups quickly gain temperature while becoming a tad squishy. Thanks to the broad rim at the top, though, that serves as the only resort to hold on while drinking.LITTLE HEAT RETENTION: the nature of the material used is such that upon pouring in hot liquids, you feel the outer surface going slightly moist. That’s the beverage’s heat escaping. Hot beverages tend to cool down in half the time vis-à-vis other paper cups.VERDICTWhile they’re great for cold liquids, they’re not much suited to hot drinks. In fact, the inner surface becomes loosened with hot water, causing material to shed. Marketing them mainly for cold beverages would perhaps project a truer picture of the functionality.

I found it a good selection after using the cups. It is clean and sturdy. Paper cups some crush while using. These cups comparatively sturdy and handy to use.

Feels great as you are not eating in a plastic platesIts build up with very strong and great materials !!

Biodegradable so earth friendly unlike those cheap plastic cups. Feels sturdy and nice when holding in your hand.Handles both hot and cold drinks with ease. I wish it was available in higher volume also. This one is like 150-200 ml. Also it's kinda expensive.Good for a cup of cold coffee or a hot tomato soup for example.

Solid glasses keeps the liquid hot for long.Little effort for drinking with extra edge on the glass mouth but overall good product.