HARVEST PACK 32-oz Round Compostable Disposable Paper Bowls, Made from Eco-friendly Plant Fibers [50 COUNT]

These bowls don't even come close to 32 oz. They are designed to fit 16 fl oz. bottles. The bowls are way too small, despite the fact that the package claims 32. I confirmed the size by filling it with a measuring cup; they are sturdy and of good quality, but too small to serve a meal in. Why are large, environmentally friendly bowls so difficult to come by?.

Sydney Combs

| Mar 30, 2021

The kitchen and bathroom counter tops are being replaced. For the next few days, I will be without running water in my sinks. During this time, I'm using them to heat soup and cook oatmeal in the microwave, and they're working great. One thing to keep in mind is that they sweat a lot through their bottoms while cooking and afterward. You should keep them away from any water-damaged surfaces. Aside from that, they've given me a fantastic solution to my immediate problem.

Creed Hutchinson

| May 27, 2021

The bowls are fantastic, but they do have a tendency to absorb a small amount of water and other fluids, causing solid moist things to stick to the inside of the bowl. They also cause surfaces to "sweat" a lot along the bottom if they have something hot in them and are placed on a cool or room temperature surface; this is normal for anything that has something in it that is hotter than the surface it's on and has no way to keep the area dry. This problem can be easily solved by placing them on a place mat, napkin, or other similar item. Finally, keep in mind that they are still paper, even if they are of excellent quality. You must not use them again.

Abby SLATER

| Jan 25, 2021

These were provided to us for a week-long period of time. camping trip for the whole family; intended for multiple uses The large size of these bowls appealed to us, as did the natural composition. They lasted several uses, some for a week, but they stained more easily than the Vanity Fair plates we used (which were less expensive). Also, it didn't hold up as well in the microwave - After two or three times, some of them threatened to leak. But it's still a lot better (and better for the environment) than regular paper bowls!.

Liberty Richmond

| Mar 21, 2021

As a new user, I was hesitantly optimistic. They arrived today, and since we were having soup for dinner, I figured we'd give them a try. My mother eats slowly, but the bowl held up well and did not leak!.

Brooklynn Mathis

| Jul 23, 2021

Ramen noodle soup, spaghetti sauce, macaroni and cheese, soup reheating in the microwave There will be no problems if you eat it right away after making it. Extremely durable This is great because it holds the entire soup can. Salad bowls are a great size for a meal, and they're also environmentally friendly. friendly. Highly recommended. Does not leave a wet surface on which to eat. To protect any non-porous surfaces, I'd always use a paper towel or towel underneath. You've given it a 4/5 because it's sealed and has a delicate wood surface, but there's no leak.

Karina Powell

| Dec 23, 2021

Bowls made of biodegradable Styrofoam This one has made me very happy. br>br> The stew was extremely hot, and these bowls were able to withstand the heat. br>br>I was also relieved to know that I was helping to reduce the impact on the environment and that I was only paying a small premium over the other "evil bowls. " br>br>Will definitely buy them again for the holidays this year!.

Rio PARKINSON

| Dec 28, 2021

The high quality of this bowl pleasantly surprised me. It can be used to hold hot or cold soups, salads, or anything else. When I microwaved oatmeal, they held up well, and they also stood up to soup. They are better for the environment, and we should all be looking for ways to help our planet on a daily basis. These bowls have exceeded my expectations, and I will purchase them again in the future.

Camila Kent

| Jun 22, 2021