I designed these Spice - Condiment cups for when I am cooking recipes.  I find it easier to make sure that I have all the ingredients measured, and waiting before beginning the recipe.  

The cups are from just one stl file.  I simply Scaled either up or down from the 100% stl file.  One recommendation is that once you reach 110% that you reduce the up scale factor to 8 or 9% instead of 10%.  After 110% the bottom of the cup is touching the cup that it is resting in.  This causes the stack of cups to grow taller.  You will need to adjust the increase based upon your printers output.  

I also use these cups for measured condiments for dinning.  Salad Dressing for side salads, for ketchup for dipping homemade French fries, or Tartar Sauce for fried fish are just some of the uses.

A NOTE ABOUT FOOD SAFE FILAMENTS 

A word of caution that I’ll give you is that retail outlets have listing for “Food Safe” and “Certified Food Safe” filaments.  The rule of thumb that I use is that “Food Safe” filaments are for ONE USE ONLY and then discarded!  If you want to be able to use the 3d print a number of times then I recommend that you only use a transparent, “Certified Food Safe” filament and either a New, Unused nozzle, or one that has only been used with “Certified Food Safe” filament.  

The filament that I have found that is Certified Food Safe is manufactured be Comfy Materials.  I recommend that you search for “Comfy Materials Carbon Pet G Certified Food Safe Filament”, to learn more about this filament and Certified Food Safe filaments.  

Can you use a dishwasher with PetG 3d printed products?  My personal experience is “yes, but!”  As long as the PetG item is free of pressure on its surfaces you should be alright.  However if the PetG is pressed upon by anything during the wash cycle it could become  warped.  The safest way to clean them is hand washing or look into ASA or ABS Certified Food Safe Filaments.

Hope you enjoy this design!

To learn more about Food Safe Filaments click the link below:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://formlabs.com/blog/guide-to-food-safe-3d-printing/?srsltid=AfmBOop37Qs1dad6tyDS3Xjvev-NZEDt65g5nSKxVVINPhFNshRTMt5j&ved=2ahUKEwiBxdqehomRAxXCKEQIHQ1QKYwQFnoECBgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3l2ZUNrcq2D-1zHrUSZ4z8

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