desert & miniware collection

The smallest pieces finish a dessert table. Our clear dessert cups with lids come in many sizes — fill them with mousse or parfait ahead of time, lid them, and serve straight from the fridge. Mini shooters, portion cups, and tulip dessert cups round out the sweet course for weddings, parties, and every gathering in between — upscale in look, on sale, and shipped nationwide.

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Mini Champagne Cups - The Closeout Connection
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Decor High Ball Glass Mini Collection 10 ct - The Closeout Connection
Decor Mini Small Bowl 1 oz
Sale price$3.99
Clear Gold Rim 6oz Dessert Bowls - 10 Count
Sale price$2.99
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Mini Square Dessert Plastic Cups - The Closeout Connection
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Mini Martini Plastic Cup - The Closeout Connection
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MiniWare 4 Point Bowls 2.5 oz
Sale price$3.49
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Mini Slanted Shooters - The Closeout Connection
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Mini Tulip Plastic Dessert Cups - The Closeout Connection
MiniWare Clear Angled Cup 2.5 oz
Sale price$4.49
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Dessert & Mini Cup Questions

What are mini dessert cups used for?

They are small portioned cups, generally 1-8 oz, meant for individual servings of mousse, pudding, fruit, or other dessert bites at a dessert table, kiddush, or party buffet - fill them ahead of time and set them out ready to grab.

Do the dessert cups come with lids?

Many do - look for "With Lids" or "Snap Lid" in the title. A lid lets you fill and refrigerate the cups in advance, then simply set them out at serving time without worrying about spills in transit.

What are baking cups used for?

Baking cups (also called pleated or floret cups) line muffin tins and are used to bake and serve individual cupcakes, muffins, or mini kugels. Several styles are labeled Kosher for Passover directly on the product.

What is the difference between Petiteware and MiniWare?

Both are our small-portion serving lines - the difference is mainly shape and finish. Petiteware includes striped ramekins, round bowls, and cylinder boxes, while MiniWare and Decor styles lean more toward geometric and hexagonal clear cups.