The sauce cup is typically made of ceramic, glass, or plastic and features a small size and convenient shape for easy dipping or pouring.
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Sauce cup – A small container used for serving sauces, condiments, or dips. Sauce cups are typically made of ceramic, glass, or plastic and come in various shapes and sizes. They are designed to hold a small portion of sauce or dip, making it easy for individuals to add desired amounts to their food. Sauce cups are commonly used in restaurants, cafes, and home kitchens, providing a convenient and organized way to serve and enjoy different types of sauces or condiments with meals.

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