[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The cup is leak proof and the durability is great as well. The insulation works well for hot drinks. The design is sleek and compact. The cup is also eco-friendly

Seven cups had large very soft spots. Difficult to hold and use cup.

The lids on the Dixie hot/cold cups crack after about 10 minutes. I started noticing it 4 months ago. Did the company change the type of plastic they are using? See photo. The lid no longer fits tight. It's really bad when it cracks by the drinking spout. The coffee then leaks on you.

We have been using Dixie cups to go for years. Recently Dixie changed the lids to be a one size fits all. They crack every morning, it is so frustrating. They don't crack when putting it on, they crack some time during the drive and when you go to take a sip you spill coffee on your work clothes.

I am writing to let you know that I have used your Dixie To Go cups for years. Loved them. The last package I bought - the lids kept splitting open when I was securing them to the cup. I thought maybe I just had a defective package. So I bought another one. The same thing happened. They are splitting where the opening to drink is. I feel that the plastic is just too thin and when you go to press them down on the cup (and I have been soooo gentle in doing this) they just can't handle the pressure of bending slightly to go over the rim. I am so disappointed because they were just the best to go cups. Now I have to find another brand. I wonder if you have received any other complaints. This has to be happening to other people. I have enclosed some pictures so you can see the problem. Thank you for listening to my problem.

These cups leak when applied with hot liquids. The bottom gets soggy and eventually breaks off. Its annoying. This is a manufacturing flaw. They did not test this product with hot liquids. I'm surprised because Dixie products use top of the line paper materials.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just discovered Dixie to go. I've lost or left behind so many travel mugs, I've given up. Now I don't have to feel bad about that. I've switched to Dixie 12 ounce, insulated, paper cups. Besides keeping my tea hot, it's nice to hold. I don't need an extra paper sleeve, and it doesn't slip out of my hand. There are 14 cups in the package, and they have assorted designs. (We won't be getting our drinks mixed up.) I haven't had any leaks, and they fit in my cupholder well. They are very sturdy; I have reused them for multiple refill and they do not show any signs of being soggy.

I've been buying the to-go cups for quite some time now the past two packages I bought have been defective, the bottoms blew out spilling coffee everywhere burnt my boyfriend's ankle I threw that batch out open the second pack only to find none of the lids fit properly, they kept falling off and coffee kept spilling everywhere, so I threw that batch of Cups out as well I've included a picture to show how the bottom blew out, needless to say I'm a little skeptical about buying these cups again never had a problem before until now, not sure if you're using cheaper materials to make the cups but I would like an answer or some type of response why this happened to the two packages I bought thank you Monique Jenoure

I take my coffee to work every morning and always use to-go coffee cups and lids. However, I recently purchased the Dixie coffee cups and lids and EVERY single lid has cracked. 90% of the time, the lids crack around the opening which makes them completely useless. I am unsure if I just purchased a bad batch of lids but I hesitate to try them again. I have had no problems with the cups, just the lids. See attached photo.

Loved the idea of having a to go cup to just drink and throw away on the run however didn't even have my coffee for 15 minutes and it is already leeching through the cup not very good quality. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and it has happened with four of the cups out of the bag so far, I will be returning them to the store.