Bowl PAP for ice cream kraft

Application

This 245 ml square paper bowl in brown (kraft) color is a versatile disposable vessel designed for serving snacks, ice cream, and takeaway food. Its distinctive shape ("inverted pyramid") makes it handy and stable. It works perfectly in food trucks, ice cream parlors, cafes, and outdoor events for serving both cold desserts and warm snacks.

Specification

• Capacity: 245 ml (8 oz)
• Top dimensions: 60 x 60 mm
• Height: 50 mm
• Material: Kraft Paper
• Color: Brown / Natural
• Quantity per pack: 50 pieces
• Usage temperature: up to +70°C (short-term up to 95°C)

Why choose it?

• Innovative design: The square base and flared walls give the bowl a modern look that stands out from standard round cups.
• Plastic Free: The product is made using Plastic Free technology, meaning it has no synthetic lining (neither PE nor PLA).
• Versatility: Suitable for contact with dry, moist, and fatty foods, as well as hot and cold items (e.g., ice cream, nuts, fries, sauces).
• Sturdy construction: High-quality kraft paper ensures the rigidity of the vessel, guaranteeing eating comfort.

Material and Environment

The bowl holds the Flustix PLASTIC-FREE certificate, confirming the complete absence of plastics. It is a fully biodegradable product, suitable for composting (including home composting) and recycling in the standard paper stream. By choosing this product, you are using a solution compliant with the SUP directive, which is not subject to additional environmental fees.

FAQ

Does the bowl leak without a plastic coating?
The bowl is made of special barrier paper which ensures tightness and grease resistance for a specific time, despite the lack of traditional foil.

Can hot food be served in it?
Yes, the bowl is suitable for contact with food at temperatures up to 70°C (for 2 hours) or 95°C (for 15 minutes), so it works for warm snacks.

Where should I dispose of the used bowl?
As a 100% paper product (plastic-free), a clean bowl can be disposed of in the paper bin. If soiled with food, it should go to general waste or BIO (compost).