The white PPS 32 oz bagasse bowls make it easy, strong, and good for the environment to serve a lot of food. These 32 oz disposable bagasse bowls are better for the environment than plastic or foam dinnerware since they are made entirely of sugarcane fiber. You can use these bagasse bowls for a lot of different foods, like soups, salads, spaghetti, curries, and grain bowls. They are safe to use in the microwave and freezer.
They break down naturally in commercial composting systems since they are white and made of biodegradable bagasse. This keeps trash from going to landfills. These eco-friendly bowls are also BPI-certified to break down in the environment and don't contain any PFAS. This means that they are good for both your clients and the environment.
What’s included
A single package of 32-ounce white PPS bagasse bowls. The number of bowls in each bundle depends on how many you order.
The main advantages
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These bowls are made from leftover sugarcane and are good for the environment. You can compost them.
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When you fill these sugarcane bowls with liquids or heavy foods, they don't bend, get soft, or spill. They weigh 32 ounces. They are great for serving food at home or at work.
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Because these bagasse bowls are safe to use in the freezer and microwave, it's easy to reheat food or store leftovers in them.
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Because they don't have PFAS or other toxic chemicals in them, these eco bowls are safe for the environment, your family, and your customers.
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BPI says that firms may compost these bowls.
How to Use It
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Great for Takeout and Catering: Restaurants, food trucks, and catering firms will appreciate these bowls if they just require them once.
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Goes great with cold foods, soups, salads, rice dishes, pasta, and desserts.
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Ready for events—great throwaway tableware that is good for the environment for outdoor parties, weddings, and other gatherings.
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Use with other biodegradable plates to cut down on trash and mess.
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Proper Disposal: Use a professional composting container to get rid of trash in a way that is good for the environment.
Information on technology
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The only thing used is bagasse, which is formed from sugarcane fibers.
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White
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Amount: 32 ounces
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Certification: BPI-Certified for Composting
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Safe: free of PFAS and safe to eat
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Temperature Range: You can use it safely in the microwave and freezer.
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When to use: once in homes and businesses
FAQs
1. How do you make bowls out of bagasse?
The fibrous leftovers from extracting sugarcane juice are used to make bagasse bowls. This substance will break down on its own and can be used again and again.
2. Does the 32 oz. include white bagasse in it? What are bowls? Is it possible to compost the size?
Yes, these bowls can be disposed of at places that offer skilled composting services. They are also biodegradable and have been approved by BPI.
3. Can they be used for both hot and cold foods?
Of course, yes. You can serve soups, curries, salads, desserts, and other things in them without worry.
4. Can you put these dishes in the microwave?
You may use these bagasse bowls to reheat food in the microwave or freezer.
5. Can they be frozen?
Yes, they can keep their shape and strength even when it's really cold.
6. Do they have chemicals like PFAS in them that could hurt you?
No, you can eat from these eco bowls without worry because they don't have any PFAS in them.
7. They do leak, don't they?
Yes, the 32-ounce heavy-duty sugarcane bowls are made to hold drinks firmly and stop leaks.
8. How long does it take for them to break down?
They usually break down in 90 to 180 days in a composting site that is already set up.
9. Can you use them again?
You should only use them once as takeaway bowls, but you can utilize them for small tasks before throwing them away.
10. Are they good for big groups?
These eco-friendly disposable dinnerware solutions are quite helpful for catering, events, and restaurants.
