🍲 50-Pack TOPtoper 33 Oz Large Paper Bowls - Compostable, Biodegradable, Leakproof, Microwave Safe - Disposable Bowls Bulk for Hot or Cold Use (33 OZ) Review

These bowls are large enough for very generous servings of stew, soup, pasta, rice and beans or combination bowls of Mexican foods, salads with chicken and meats, nachos with cheese and meats, French fries, steak fries, breakfast combos, and etc.Very sturdy and well insulated with a rolled rim and bottom rim so they can be hand held even with hot foods inside.They make cleanup after a gathering easy and efficient and the price is excellent.They can even be used for BRIEF reheating in the…

I bought these containers for convenience because we had water damage in our kitchen. Everything was taken out and we put in a new kitchen. No water or sink to do dishes and going out all the time is not something we enjoy a lot. So we improvised with our meals. These throw away containers were ideal. I will purchase more in the future because I enjoy cooking and giving treats to everyone. They are really sturdy. I have enjoyed using them.

These bowls are a great size for so many things. Sturdy enough for soup, cereal, pasta or even snacks. I use them very often and it saves me from having to do extra dishes.

These are great. Just flat out great.They're quite large so could be for cereal or stew. I made pix to show size but due to the covid stuff going on, Amz has disabled the option to add pix to reviews. Once it's restored, I'll add my pix.Depending on what you used them for, if you give it an immediate rinse, tap the drops off, and leave it to dry upside down, you can re-use them just fine.The one I used for my pix was one I had cereal in (Apple Jacks!). I left the milk remainder overnite and it…

These are great bowls. They are big! They are 5 1/2" across and 3 3/4" deep. They hold a lot! These are great for camping. We put everything in them - fruit, soup, tacos, cereal, cake, ice cream, yogurt. The list is endless. Then you just throw them away. Easy cleanup! So much better than trying to heat something up in the microwave in a styrofoam bowl. Those always melt! We have found our new favorite camping bowls.

Traditional look, yet very trendy and beautiful look. Very sturdy, too. Good for soups, fried food items, pop corns, etc. Highly recommend.

They do the job. For a normal person these would be great. But my husband has some challenges. So he’s harder on the bowl than most. It holds up well for non-wet foods, not as well with wet foods such as soup. For us, I would prefer it was a little stronger. But I get around that by using two bowls and recycling the unused one again.Am purchasing again.

Love these bowls for soups and cereal, I even microwave them, and then just toss. Took them on our vacation because they are disposable.

My son likes soup and brings home leftovers. These bowls make life a lot easier when living in a dorm. They are compostable. You can heat food up in these in the microwave.

These large paper bowls are handy for just about anything. They work beautifully for hot or cold foods. Great for parties, reunions, any time you have a large group for a casual meal. The larger size makes them great for the build your own food bars or salads. Great for prepping ingredients for a meal prep or freezer cooking day too. I wouldn't use them for long term storage, but they work well for holding chopped veggies or spice mixes during a big cooking day. Would also work well for sorting

The design of this is remarkable. Why do we use chemical-coated paper or plastic usually for our disposable bowls, when this is so much better? And the size is perfect for single-serving popcorn, most meals, and even a whole can of soup with plenty of room to spare! Unlike most disposable bowls, you can even sip from it, so no wasting that delicious broth.I've put a can of soup in one, stuck it in the microwave, let it sit for 30 minutes because work, and then reheated it, then let it sit…

If you want to have a flaw, its you can't really reuse these they are disposable. The have a big advantage over most of the disposable bowls I have for one the size. Most of my other bowls, made of styrofome or card stock are just too small, I rarely use for much more than fruit, or maybe small dinner salad. Not so here, these are huge you can do your cheap 20 cent ramen noodles, beef stew, most soups as well as cold dishes a significant size salad for instance. The price runs about 35 cents…

It was not big enough and didn’t strong enough to hold the liquid May not hold up well with extremely hot or cold temperatures.

Edit: I am back here to update. After first time I cooked raman noodles in this bowl 6 more times and never again did the bowl leak! I am now confident that I can cook noodles (7min in the microwave) with no leaks!Original review:These paper bowls are good size, deep and perfect for soups. I tested their durability in 3 ways:1. I poured cold water and left if for several hours: success. No leaks.2. I poured BOILING hot water and let it sit until cool : success. No leaks.3. I attempted cooking…

These are nice bowls that can be microwaved without deforming or deteriorating making them great for instant oatmeal and they biodegrade fairly quickly once done with them. I'm not sure why the ad says they are made of leather? Probably mistranslated but there is nothing leather about these bowls.

LOVE these bowl. BUT! Bought the 35 oz. Large Paper Bowls, 70 Pack (Feb. 2021) for $24.99. It is now (Dec. 2021) and the price has increased to $36.99. That's a 48% price increase in less than a year. Looks like this seller just priced themselves right out of getting my business!

I actually left hot water on one bowl overnight just to see if it would leak or not. Well, it passed the test. I love these bowls. Specially the look.

Sturdy nice bowls but do be careful of the ad image. These 35 oz do not fit like that in hands. They are smaller than that Thanks for attention.

They can be used safely in the microwave. When I received them, I filled one 3/4 full of tap water. I microwaved it on high bringing the water to a quick boil. I let it boil for 5 minutes. I emptied it and refilled it 3/4 full of tap water and brought it to a slow simmer like you would with soup. I let it simmer for 5 minutes. I emptied it and filled it 3/4 full of chicken noodle soup and brought it to s slow slimmer. All of that was with the same bowl and it did not fail. I have been using…

I hosted a build your own pasta bar and didn't want to use plastic so these were a great alternative. People thought they were so cute.