Stack Man 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)

Very happy with these! Not flimsy, can make microwave oatmeal without getting soggy. Superior to Styrofoam on every level and far more durable than just the generic "paper bowls" Worth the price for the peace of mind that they don't fall apart at all. Decent thermal absorption as well, doesn't absorb or retain any thermal mass like a cheap plate nor does it get soggy like cardboard. Funny enough, when you compact them down in the trashcan, they don't pierce the bag in my experience so far.

I bought these bowls mainly because they are plant based, and dissolve into water, and plant material 8n a few months. No waste in landfill. Size is small, but perfect for holding candy, chips or a boiled egg. Great product for the environment, with no toxic waste.

Love this product! Non toxic and sturdy

They were perfect

After use I chuck these into my compost pile, and they break down relatively quickly. Knocked off one star because the price seems high.

These bowls are very sturdy and can be microwaved without getting soggy. The fact that they can be composted is an added bonus.

They are sturdy and the right size for my needs. I have a lot of cats and use the bowls for feeding them. They are perfect!

Great quality bowls

Aún sirviendo alimentos húmedos e incluso con un poco de líquido son resistentes. Los recomiendo.

Got these to use during a kitchen reno. They held our cereal and soups without the liquid seeping through. Nice to get good quality like this that's also envronmentally friendly.

Easy to use and very light

Aguantaron consomé de barbacoa muy caliente, aún sirviéndose más de una vez, y no se deformaron, ni soltaron ningún sabor o material al caldo. El único detalle es que no es tan térmico, así que cuidado con las quemadas al sostener el plato.

These worked great for a recent camping trip. Only thing to be aware of is they will turn soft similar to a paper plate if liquid is in them too long, but it seems to be not quite as quick as paper. Also one of my kids tried burning one in the camp fire - I’d suggest against that. It took quite awhile to burn and then didn’t smell great. It’s sugar cane, so even though it feels like paper, it’s not.