cup dispenser cup mate 154ml, 194ml, 210ml combined

Advertised cups that fit are: 154 ml. = 5.2 oz. , 194 ml. = 6.5 oz. , and 210 ml. = 7.1 oz. We wanted a dispenser for 5 oz. cups and 154 ml. was pretty close so we got it. The dispenser comes with an adapter to fit the 5 oz. cups which fit perfectly. Unfortunately I can't say what other sizes will fit as we haven't tried them yet. 😒✔ It doesn't come with directions so you have to fiddle around with the included adapter to fit it in. Hopefully in my picture you can get an idea of how it fits.THE GOOD:1.) The 5 oz. Dixie cup fits perfect.2.) Easy to refill.3.) You can either screw it on a wall or stick on. The back has a peel off sticker which is pretty strong or you can use the holes provided to mount it to a wall.4.) Holds about 60 of the 5 oz. Dixie cups.5.) Lightweight and kind of durable but I wouldn't test it by dropping it on the floor.

Years ago Dixie Company advertised a wooden cup holder, well made and wished i had kept it. The one I bought here works just OK. Doesn’t compare to the one i first bought 40 years ago. Guess i’m just grateful i found one that you can attach to the wall. I didn’t want one that you could put on the counter. Would be too cluttered. What I don’t like is that it is cheaply made in China. Took a couple of weeks to get. It serves its purpose but still miss the wooden one which was very sturdy and well made.

This does not fit the smaller cups as it indicated.. complete waste of money!

This cup dispenser, while attractive and sturdy, is NOT a Dixie cup dispenser. A Dixie cup (in the US, at least) is 3 oz. This dispenser holds large cups (about 8 oz). Our little Dixie cups didn't fit at all. (I should've converted the milliliters to ounces before buying, but I assumed that "Dixie cup" meant the little Dixie cups.)

This dispenser is really easy to load. The plastic front lifts up about a 1/2 inch then off so it can be placed in an area under a cabinet which suited our purposes perfectly. Mounted easily.

Listing implied they would hold the smaller Dixie cup but it doesn’t. It holds larger Dixie cup.

Nicely made. This Japanese version of a Dixie cup dispenser has a simple but effective design. There is a plastic 'collar' which is a little tricky to fit into the bottom of the dispenser, but other than that, no issues. Note that the self-adhesive pads on back mean business. Wherever you decide to put it, make sure that's where you want to go. That is, when it 'sticks', it stays 'stuck'. If you think that at any point in the future, you may want to move this cup holder to a different location, I would strongly suggest using the screw holes in back. I've found the the 5-oz. cups offered by TashiBox fit this perfectly: [TashiBox] 5 Ounce Disposable Plastic Cups - 200 Count - Sky Blue

My 100 yo mom wanted a wall-mounted 5 oz Dixie cup dispenser like she had when she raised my brother and I. As many have discovered, Dixie doesn't manufacture them anymore.This one is actually built to accept a slightly larger cup (maybe 8 oz?) so the diameter of the canister is larger than you may remember. The good news is, it includes a step-down adapter/insert that allows it to work just fine with 5 oz Dixie cups.