Paper Bowls, 100% Compostable Disposable Soup Bowl [125-Pack] 12 oz. Heavy Duty, Eco-Friendly, Biodegradable Bagasse Hot Food Plates and Bowls - Natural Brown (BPI Certified) (PFAS-Free)

Great product. Good price. The bowls are sturdy.

These are great! I use them for my son's oatmeal, and they don't bleed through like cheap paper bowls. They're thick and compostable, which I love.

Organic and very practical!

These are made of strong material, and I love that it’s safe and non toxic and I can feel at ease serving food on these plates with no worries of PFAS.

The paper bowls are a good buy. You can use them more then once. They won't take long to dispose of. Good for the envierment. Worth the buy.

My felis domesticus eats canned cat food twice a day. I generally put the cat food in washable bowls. But, sometimes I get into a situation where I don’t have any bowls because the bowls are soaking in the kitchen sink (bowls with dried cat food are easier to clean after soaking in diluted Dawn soap for a few hours). In those instances, I will reach for one of these bowls. I feel bad about the potential impact on the environment when I use this versus a washable bowl so I try not to use these unless needed. I have to throw these in the trash after use because the recycling service does not accept paper bowls with food waste and I don’t have a compost machine. I believe you can only compost paper items and veggies (no meat).These are pretty strong but the bowl gets weaker over time if I add canned cat food. I cannot reuse these; each bowl is pretty much a one-time use.I definitely recommend getting a pack of these because they are durable, not too large, and can be easily thrown away after use. It’s nice to have a stash of paper bowls available if you are in a pinch and don’t have any dishes available.

Worked very well with hot soup.

Sturdy, and large