Churchill Plain Whiteware Café Cups 115ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
These Churchill plain whiteware café cups are a straightforward, well-made choice for operators who want dependable porcelain serviceware without unnecessary fuss. Each cup holds 115ml, making them suited to espresso-based...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Cups
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
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Product Description
These Churchill plain whiteware café cups are a straightforward, well-made choice for operators who want dependable porcelain serviceware without unnecessary fuss. Each cup holds 115ml, making them suited to espresso-based drinks and short filter coffees — the kind of covers that pass through a café counter or restaurant service station dozens of times a day.
Churchill's plain whiteware is widely used across commercial hospitality because it holds up under repeated dishwasher cycles without losing its finish. The porcelain is super vitrified at high temperature over an extended period, which gives the material a density and hardness that resists the minor knocks and stacking pressure that come with a busy pass or a crammed crockery rack.
From a practical standpoint, a few features are worth noting for day-to-day service:
- Reinforced rolled edge reduces chipping at the most vulnerable point of the cup
- Glazed foot protects table surfaces and reduces metal marking from stacking
- Hygienic glazed base — easier to clean and less likely to harbour residue
- Plain white finish works alongside most existing tableware without coordination issues
- Supplied in a pack of 24, which suits initial stocking or topping up depleted sets
There are no installation requirements — these are straightforward replacements or additions to an existing crockery set. The main practical consideration is dishwasher compatibility, which the vitrified porcelain handles well under normal commercial warewashing conditions.
These cups are a sensible choice for cafés, restaurants, hotels, and contract catering operations running regular coffee service. If your volume is particularly high or breakage rates are a concern, it is worth considering whether a larger pack quantity or a heavier-gauge alternative would better suit your throughput.
If you are unsure which cup size or pack quantity fits your service style, we are happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Super vitrified porcelain fired for extended period for exceptional hardness
- Reinforced rolled edge for improved chip resistance during daily service
- Glazed foot reduces metal marking and protects table and tray surfaces
- 115ml capacity suited to espresso-based and short coffee drinks
- Supplied in a pack of 24 for straightforward stocking or replacement
Operational Benefits
- Withstands repeated commercial dishwasher cycles without surface deterioration
- Reduced chip rate lowers replacement costs across high-turnover service periods
- Neutral white finish integrates easily with existing crockery and table settings
- Glazed base supports hygiene standards and simplifies cleaning routines
- Pack of 24 provides practical quantity for initial setup or stock replenishment
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Cups
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Finish
- Glaze
- Furniture shape
- Round
- Material
- Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Weight
- 4kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Churchill's super vitrified porcelain is designed to withstand the temperature and chemical exposure of commercial warewashing cycles. The glaze and finish hold up well under regular machine washing, which is a key requirement for most busy catering operations.
- At 115ml, these cups are well suited to espresso, ristretto, and short macchiato-style drinks. A flat white or cortado served at around 120–150ml would be a close fit depending on your pour. For longer drinks such as cappuccinos or lattes, you would typically look at a larger cup in the range of 170–220ml.
- Plain whiteware generally performs well in high-turnover environments because there is no printed pattern or coloured glaze to wear away. The main consideration in busy sites is cumulative chipping from stacking and handling — Churchill's reinforced rolled edge helps here, though all porcelain will experience some attrition over time. Operators running very high covers may find it worth keeping a larger stock of replacement pieces to hand.