The CrunchCup holds a little over one official serving size of cereal (i.e. just about 30 grams or 1 ounce of cereal). The outer chamber can hold up to 12 oz of liquid, however, we recommend adding 5 oz of milk per serving.

The CrunchCup has a separate chambers for the cereal and milk and they each have their own holes in the lid from which they are easily dispensed. The cereal and milk don't meet until they hit your mouth making soggy cereal a thing of the past.

This can be done two different ways. One is to put your finger over the tiny breather hold on the lid. The second is to partially cover the milk spout with your lower lip as the milk is coming out. This will ensure you get the right ratio of cereal to milk every time.

Yes, the CrunchCup is dishwasher friendly, shatter resistant, and has been tested by four different third-party labs for safety.

Before every use, we advise that you double-check the following components to ensure that your CrunchCup is functioning optimally:
1) Inner Cup & Colored Lid: Ensure that the inner cereal cup is completely 'twisted' into the top colored lid. All the inner grooves should align so that there are no gaps between the two parts. Also, make sure that the lid is fully tightened to the inner cup before every use.
2) Outer Cup: To reduce the possibility of milk leaks, always remember to check that the outer milk cup is completely tightened around the colored lid. We recommend ensuring that the silicon ring inside the grooves of the colored lid is aligned and hasn't shifted or moved from the uppermost ridge of the cup. This can occur during transit when you first receive your cup, and after you wash your cup or place it in the dishwasher.

The CrunchCup is made out of a durable, high-grade, BPA-free, plastic called Tritan. It looks like glass, is dent-proof and shatter resistant.

The CrunchCup is not dual-insulated, however, we are considering it for the future.

We have done extensive testing and the one cereal we have trouble getting out consistently is Frosted Mini Wheats.

The CrunchCup does not have a cap that fully seals it, so you will experience some leakage if it’s lying on its side. The lid won't leak as long as it's held or stored upright.