They go by a few names, depending on how you use them:

• Portion/condiment cups (often 1–2 oz): handy for sauces and dressings, frequently sold with lids.
• Mini shot glasses/shooter cups (about 1–2 oz): popular for party shots or small sips.
• Dessert shooters/parfait cups (around 3–5 oz): great for layered treats like pudding or mousse.
• Tasting/sample cups (small capacities): used for demos and sampling.
• Rinse cups (small paper cups): often used in bathrooms.

On Walmart, you can browse these under Party & Occasions and filter by capacity or look for phrases like “with lids” to narrow choices.

You’ll see a few common terms show up for party-friendly minis:

• Mini shot glasses or shooter cups for quick sips and toasts.
• Jello shot cups when they’re used for gelatin treats, often with lids.
• Tasting or sampler cups for small pours at events.
• Mini dessert cups for bite-size parfaits and puddings.
• Themed mini cups (like holiday designs) for décor-driven parties.

Materials vary from clear plastic to paper, and sizes typically range from 1 oz to 5 oz. Try browsing Party & Occasions > Party Tableware and sort by size or design to match your theme.

Start with what you’re serving and how guests will use it:

• 1–2 oz: good for sauces, condiments, samples, and many gelatin desserts.
• 2–3 oz: works for slightly larger tastings or small sides.
• 3–5 oz: better for layered parfaits, mousse, or mini fruit cups.

Consider lids if you’re transporting or stacking, and choose clear plastic for visibility or paper for quick rinsing tasks. If you plan to wash and reuse, look for sturdier cups listed as reusable. Checking pack quantities and guest count can help you order enough without overbuying.

Yes, many mini cups are sold as sets with lids, especially portion and dessert styles.

• Look for “with lids” in the product title or description.
• Flat lids are common and can help with stacking and reducing spills.
• Check whether the cup and lid counts match and that the lid is designed for that cup’s size.

Lids can be useful for prepping ahead, transporting to events, or storing leftovers. If you don’t need lids, you’ll find plenty of open-top options, too. Filtering by features and capacity can help you zero in on the right set.

Absolutely—there are many multi-count packs available for parties, tastings, and events.

• Use filters to find larger pack sizes in the capacity you need.
• Choose with lids if you’re prepping ahead or transporting.
• Mix sizes—1–2 oz for sauces or shots and 3–5 oz for desserts—to cover different uses.

Ordering online gives you the option to ship or choose pickup and delivery where available. Reviewing pack details helps you align quantity with your guest list and avoid multiple reorders.