Use 50ml chemistry beakers as shot glasses | Boing Boing

2022-05-21 16:25:21 By : Ms. shiny Miss

50ml is 1.7 ounces. which makes these glass beakers perfect for serving a healthy shot of liquor. You can buy a set of 12 for $(removed) on Amazon.

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