Review on Hefty Pack of 50 Medium Round Foam Disposable Bowls by Abaraham Duvernot

I don't understand all the negative reviews. Apparently you haven't used as many disposable bowls as I have in your life. They are NOT intended for use in the microwave or for hot meals as they will break down at around 200 degrees Fahrenheit. These are also thinner shells so they melt because they are more environmentally friendly. They should also NOT be used for anything overly warm. For example, anything you consider too hot for a child to touch is too warm for these bowls. Here's what they're perfect for and made specifically for: - chips - sauces - cheeseballs - ice cream - sauces - salsa - pretzels - condiments - room temperature popcorn - plant the filler in the dirt when done (Google Perlite) and You can also compost and recycle them (check with your local council) - All kinds of crafts - great for painting - Cutouts for collecting clutter like popsicles (stick a stick in the ground and let the kid in the City walk while the stick is a holder and the bowl catches the drips) - Fruits - Vegetables - Cheese - Yogurt - Pasta Salad - Jelly - Granola - Chocolate - Gazpacho - Gelato - Ghee - Honey - Chilled Breads and Buns - Pet Food - Canned Meats - Jams and jellies are a great option because they are smaller. If you need something larger, you can choose up to 20 oz. If you need something microwaveable, consider using paper. I do not recommend placing anything in/on disposable paper items without a backing/barrier to avoid burns. When you reheat food in the microwave, it also heats it up by increasing the rate of molecular movement, which releases moisture (which is why bread hardens). This moisture, in turn, weakens the integrity of the paper product. ** This was your Revain Science Nerd's PSA. If you liked or disliked my review but still found it "helpful", please encourage me to write more by clicking the button below. Thanks very much! **