Small Paper Bowls, 10 Oz, 72 Count, Microwave-Safe, Soak-Proof, Disposable Bowls Great For Snacks, Dessert, And Light Lunch Meals

Small disposable bowls like these are good for microwaving water and oatmeal from the boxed packets. These Dixie bowls seem stiffer, more well-made, higher quality, and better at holding up with use than the Great Value ones I've usually used. The fact that they're thicker causes them to hold their round shape better and be less susceptible to collapsing, all of which contributes to their being easy to use with fewer spills. Color is as acceptable as any disposable paper bowls - are any of them truly attractive?

Just the right size and sturdy enough for just about any food.

I absolutely love these bowls, they are durable and beautiful, and they are great for every day use. They are very reasonably priced and the quality of the bowls prevent them from leaking because of the thickness of the bowls. I would recommend the bowls to anyone who wants quality bowls. They are microwave as well.

Durable, looks good, good quality, microwave safe good size/depth, good value

Would be a perfect five if they were a little larger. They are heavy enough for chili or gam & beans so I probably will buy again.

Convenience and price. I’m a single guy and using these disposable plates and bowls just makes so much sense. They don’t soak through and they don’t buckle into the weight of real food. Definitely worth the cost.

When my dishwasher broke over the summer I could not keep up with hand washing all the pet food bowls. Dixie to the rescue! These are sturdy enough to be used several times. Then straight to recycling. During cold weather I can warm food for my senior cat without worrying about leaks in the microwave or microplastics in the food. I've ended up using them as catch-alls for my manicure tools, tiny medication/makeup items like eye drops and lip gloss, and office things like clips, erasers, tacks and so on. They're nice for small cleanup tasks when you need just a little paint or solvent and not a bucket full. And so helpful during wound care. Drop used wipes, bandages, swabs, empty packets, etc. into a bowl and, when you're done, pop into a trash bag and tie shut.

These are much smaller than I thought - ideally great for super small sides, I'm talking small. If you take a normal paper bowl and basically half it.