12oz Bagasse Bowl

12oz Bagasse Bowls are moulded from unlined sugarcane fibre and designed to hold hot, wet or oily foods without requiring a separate lining. These sturdy, stackable bowls offer foodservice operators a sustainable alternative to plastic or polystyrene containers. Perfect for cafés, takeaways and event caterers seeking certified home compostable servingware that performs reliably across a range of food types.

Key Features

• Material: Moulded bagasse (sugarcane fibre), unlined construction
• Size/Capacity: 12oz
• Pack size: 50 per sleeve, 1,000 per case
• Eco credentials: Certified home compostable, designed to break down in home compost or with food waste, made without intentionally added PFAS
• Compatibility: Suitable for hot and cold food

Ideal For

Takeaways use these bowls for serving soups, curries and noodle dishes that customers enjoy on the go. Cafés rely on them for porridge service during the morning rush and for hearty salad portions at lunchtime. Event caterers appreciate the stackable design when transporting large quantities to festivals, corporate functions and outdoor markets. Delis find them ideal for side portions of coleslaw, pasta salads and warm dishes at the counter. Food trucks benefit from their durability when serving street food favourites that are hot, saucy or oily.

Picture the breakfast queue at a busy café, where staff ladle out steaming porridge into these bowls, confident the container will hold its shape. Or consider a food festival stand dishing up Thai green curry, knowing the bowl handles both the heat and the sauce without softening. At a deli counter, staff portion out warm chilli or cold grain salads, presenting customers with an eco-friendly option that looks clean and professional.

Good to Know

The unlined construction means these bowls can handle hot, wet or oily foods directly without degradation or the need for additional liners. Their stackable design optimises storage space in busy kitchens and service areas, reducing clutter in prep zones. After use, the bowls can be disposed of with food waste or placed in a home compost heap, where they will break down naturally. Store sleeves in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight to maintain product integrity before use.