Utopia Elysia Ice Cream Cups 260ml Glassware (24 Pack)
Product Description
The Utopia Elysia ice cream cups are machine-made soda-lime glass dessert vessels with a vertical cut-glass profile that catches and refracts light across the table. At 260ml each, they offer...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.26 Ltr
- Diameter
- 322
- Dimensions
- 219(H) x 322(Ø)mm | 8½(H)" x 12¾(Ø)"
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Product Description
The Utopia Elysia ice cream cups are machine-made soda-lime glass dessert vessels with a vertical cut-glass profile that catches and refracts light across the table. At 260ml each, they offer a generous serving size suited to sundaes, parfaits, layered desserts, and fruit-based dishes without feeling oversized for a plated course.
In a busy service environment, consistency matters. Because these cups are machine-made, each piece is dimensionally uniform, which keeps presentation cohesive across a full section and makes stacking and storage straightforward. Soda-lime glass is a reliable everyday material for front-of-house use — it handles regular commercial washing cycles well and, at 300g per cup, has enough weight to feel substantial without being impractical to handle at speed.
The Elysia design works particularly well where operators want to lift dessert presentation without moving to more fragile or expensive crystal. The cut-glass effect adds visual interest on the plate, which is useful in casual dining, café environments, and event catering where dessert appeal contributes to perceived value.
- Uniform machine production supports consistent presentation across covers
- 260ml capacity suits standard dessert portions without excess
- Cut-glass profile adds visual interest with no additional outlay
- Supplied in 24s, practical for stock management and event preparation
- Suitable for commercial dishwasher use in regular service cycles
These cups are well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotels, and catering operations looking for a reliable, presentable glassware option at a sensible price point. If your volume is high enough to warrant a heavier-duty or more specialist dessert vessel, it's worth a conversation before committing to a quantity.
If you're unsure how these fit alongside your existing glassware range or how many packs to hold in stock for your typical covers, the team are happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Machine-made soda-lime glass with uniform dimensions across every piece
- 260ml capacity suited to standard sundae and parfait portions
- Vertical cut-glass profile refracts light for enhanced table presentation
- 300g weight provides a substantial feel without compromising service speed
- Supplied in a 24-pack for practical stock and event preparation
Operational Benefits
- Consistent dimensions keep dessert presentation uniform across a full section
- Generous 260ml capacity reduces the need for upsized or mismatched vessels
- Cut-glass design lifts perceived dessert value at no extra cost per cover
- Reliable in commercial dishwasher cycles, reducing breakage-related stock loss
- Pack-of-24 format simplifies ordering and storage for busy operations
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.26 Ltr
- Diameter
- 322
- Dimensions
- 219(H) x 322(Ø)mm | 8½(H)" x 12¾(Ø)"
- Dishwasher safe
- No
- Material
- Glass
- Microwave safe
- No
- Oven proof
- No
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 300g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, machine-made soda-lime glass of this type is designed to withstand regular commercial dishwasher cycles. As with all glassware, avoiding thermal shock — such as placing cold glasses directly into a very hot wash cycle — will help extend their service life.
- As a general guide, most operators hold enough covers for at least one full sitting plus a buffer for breakages and items in the wash. For a 40-cover restaurant running a dessert menu, two to three packs of 24 is a reasonable starting point, though higher-volume or event-focused sites may need more.
- The Elysia design sits comfortably in casual dining, café, and event catering settings where a presentable, consistent glass is needed without the cost or fragility of full crystal. For fine-dining operations requiring a more premium or bespoke look, it would be worth discussing the broader glassware range to find the right fit.