Dixie Small Paper Bowls, 10 Oz, 36 Count (Pack of 8), Microwave-Safe, Soak-Proof, Disposable Bowls Great For Snacks, Dessert, And Light Lunch Meals

Dixie Small Paper Bowls, 10 Oz, 36 Count (Pack of 8), Microwave-Safe, Soak-Proof, Disposable Bowls Great For Snacks, Dessert, And Light Lunch Meals

• Durable and versatile—Dixie disposable paper bowls* are perfect for serving everyday meals at home, parties, picnics, and barbecues to make mealtime hassle-free
• Just the right size—10 oz. bowl size is ideal for everything from quick snacks to desserts, and hearty side dishes.
• Strength and Performance—Microwaveable, cut-resistant, and a Soak–Proof Shield to hold up against dressings, grease, and sauces.
• Responsibly made—Dixie 10 oz. paper bowls deliver the same strength and performance, but with the added benefit of being compostable except in CA.
• Convenient pack size—Includes 288, 10 oz. disposable bowls to meet your mealtime needs.
• *All Dixie products (paper bowls and paper plates) manufactured in Georgia- Pacific facilities are kosher certified by the Orthodox Union

Focus on what matters with Dixie Everyday disposable paper bowls - they're strong, convenient, and affordable enough to use every day. Dixie Everyday bowls are microwaveable for easy reheating, cut resistant, recyclable*, and have a Soak Proof Shield that is designed to handle all types of food, including soup, chili, stews, salads with dressing, ice cream, and more. The Dixie Everyday family of paper bowls and paper plates is strong so you can double up on servings, not plates. Try them for everyday meals or snacks, family get-togethers, weekend brunch, birthday celebrations, or other special events. You'll spend less time at the sink, and more time at the table! All Dixie-branded paper bowls, cups, and plates manufactured in Georgia-Pacific facilities are kosher certified by the Orthodox Union. Dixie Everyday plates and bowls are also BPA free and gluten free. Stock up today! *Dixie Everyday plates and bowls may be recycled if you have access to a recycler that accepts paper products containing food residue. Such facilities may not exist in your area.