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Instant miso cups are small single-serve portions (about 1.9–2.0 oz) and are typically sold in six-packs or cases. Drinkware-style pieces range from classic mugs around 11 oz up to larger soup mugs near 24 oz. Some product listings also show case net weights such as 11.4 oz or 12 oz for packaged cup options.

The drinkware is made from fired ceramics: vintage-inspired mugs are listed as stoneware, while the larger soup mugs are described as ceramic.

Cleaning notes commonly list dishwasher‑safe, with some items specifying top‑rack only. Several drinkware listings also note microwave suitability for reheating. Always follow the specific product’s care instructions on its label.

They’re described for hot beverages, hot or cold drinks, and soup. Larger soup mugs are also noted as suitable for cereal, pasta, and other wide‑mouth uses.

Dimensions vary by style: smaller mugs are listed around 3.75 in (H) × 3 in (W), while larger soup mugs are shown around 4 in (H) with widths reported from about 5 in up to roughly 7.5 in depending on the model.

Product copy uses phrases like “delicious miso flavor” and “made with real miso,” and references such as red miso, all emphasizing a savory, satisfying miso taste.

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