Great Value Everyday Disposable Paper Bowls, 10 oz, Multicolor, 100 Count

Glad I could have these shipped to me. 10 ounce bowls were just what I needed. Just the right pattern and color to match the peach color disposable plates I bought.

These are handy and practical. They're sturdy and a good size for many purposes. Affordably priced, they're as attractive and durable as expensive name brands.

These are great paper bowls at a great price 10 ounce 50 count Great value brand. I use them for scrambled eggs, spray a little oil in there scramble the egg and throw in microwave 35 seconds then throw the bowl away because eggs have a tendency when you scramble them in the microwave to stick to a regular glass bowl, which makes it hard to clean. I like things easy.

These bowls are perfect for non-moist products. I I purchased them to use for feeding my cat (Mitsy). They worked great until I tried to move her dish. The bottom fell out all over the carpet. So I don't think they are coated. I did not check before I purchased them (OOPS). Great for non-wet items, poor for wet products.

These are great for one time use. I have used them a couple of times without any problems. I mostly use them to feed canned food to my cats. They are easy to leave with them and pick up later to toss them in the trash. I believe the larger bowls would be well suited for a person to eat from, but he or she may have to eat quickly if the bowl is holding a liquid, because it does get soggy with very much liquid, luke soup or milk and cereal. These smaller bowls are also good for smaller portions. ¹à

Pros - * They are much more affordable than other brands. * They are a great size for kids, sides, small salads, cake or brownies. Anything you need a small bowl for. * They don't leak and I've never had one fall apart when using them for liquids. * They are sold in a larger quantity so they last for a while. Cons - * I do double up the bowls if I'm putting anything of weight into them. * They are difficult to crush when trying to compact them for the trash. It's not a bad trait, that shows it durability. But backfires when trying to break them down. Over all I like the bowels. I will continue to use these. I recommend them for people who need a small bowel and who also are conscious of the prices of product.

I grab these all the time for cereal, snacks, and ice cream. They're a good size and hold up fine without getting soggy too quickly. With kids in the house, they definitely save me from washing a bunch of extra dishes. I always keep a pack around.

The price is a little high for only 50 bowls. I enjoy the fact that we can use the bowls for fruit, chips, ice cream ect... But i feel the bowl doesn't hold up long with ice cream

These bowls are fine. Unfortunately, I thought they were a little bit bigger, but they work as well as I need for now. I guess I have to read it a little bit more clearly. I did not realize that 7.5 was like a cake dish rather than a full-size dish. That was my fault, but either way, for the price, it was not bad and they are still usable.

I do prefer the Dixie 10-oz paper bowls which are more sturdy. They have a sharper (steeper) side, and the edge is stronger preventing the bowl from collapsing. Alas, Walmart doesn't keep these in stock, so often I order but they are out of stock. The GV brand is more often in stock. I'll order the Dixie bowls, but if they are out then I order these. The size is perfect for snacking, like tossing in some pretzels, rather than eating out of the bag which has me keep snacking more. I use the 20-oz bowls, but sometimes I want a smaller bowl. Both the Dixie and GV brand will seep liquid when microwaving liquids, like soups. A wet spot is left behind on the microwave platter with either brand, and anywhere you place the bowls containing hot liquid. Sometimes I put a paper plate underneath in the microwave, and I place the bowl with hot liquid on a coaster, or cushion pad (repurposed mouse pad) to prevent a wet spot there. The GV brand is easier to bend which most times is undesirable, but sometimes desired, like bending in half to provide a spout to pour the contents in my mouth (e.g., peanuts, cereal, the last bit of soup). I keep the Dixie and GV brand on my wish list. I'll pay a little more for Dixie, but Walmart may be out of stock, so I get the GV brand. It's my second choice, but still good for a paper bowl. The same size Dixie paper bowl is 11.5% more expensive.