4oz White Paper Portion Pot

4oz White Paper Portion Pot provides a reliable, hygienic way to serve sauces, dips, dressings and condiments in foodservice settings. The polyethylene lining creates a moisture barrier that prevents leaks and keeps wet fillings contained, making these portion pots perfect for busy cafés, restaurants, takeaways and catering operations across Ireland. At twice the capacity of a 2oz pot, the 4oz size handles generous portions of mayo, ketchup, salad dressings, gravy or speciality sauces.

Key Features

• Material: White paper with polyethylene lining for leak resistance
• Size/Capacity: 4oz (approximately 120ml)
• Pack size: 50 per sleeve, 1,000 per case
• Eco credentials: Not recyclable in standard paper streams or compostable due to PE lining, dispose via general waste
• Compatibility: Fits HD PP lid for 2oz and 4oz portion pots (PP1), sold separately

Ideal For

Cafés use these portion pots for serving butter pats, jam portions or cream cheese alongside bagels and scones. Takeaways rely on them for curry sauce, garlic dip and coleslaw packed with every order. Restaurants serve house dressings, tartare sauce or aioli in these pots for tableside presentation. Caterers portion out condiments for buffet stations and boxed meals at events. Delis package small serves of hummus, pesto or relish for customers to take away with sandwiches and salads.

Picture the lunch rush at a busy chipper: staff quickly portion curry sauce into these pots, snap on lids, and add them to bags alongside fish and chips. At a weekend farmers market, a food producer offers taster portions of artisan chutneys. During a wedding reception, caterers set out rows of lidded portion pots filled with mint sauce and horseradish alongside the carvery station.

Good to Know

Store portion pots in a clean, dry area away from strong odours. The sleeves of 50 stack neatly and dispense easily during service. For hot sauces such as gravy, allow contents to cool slightly before lidding to reduce condensation. Pair with the matching PP1 lid for secure transport and spill prevention in delivery bags. The PE lining means these pots are not accepted in paper recycling or composting facilities, so dispose of them with general waste unless your local authority operates a lined paperboard collection.