Single Use Sal Leaf Bowls (2.9 inch, 50/pack) | Zero Waste, Biodegradable, Backyard Compostable | For Parties, Picnics, BBQ’s, Weddings, Outdoor Festivals

These bowls look rustic and are amazingly functional. We used them for serving appetizers at a house party and they turned out to be a great conversation starter. The 7.5 in. salad bowls can hold a good portion size. They are sturdy and leak-proof and we couldn't believe that they are microwave friendly as well. This will be a regular at our home considering that they are handmade and eco-friendly!

Awesome bowl! Have a party at your home without worrying about the trash you generate. This is an eco friendly bowl or plate which you can enjoy. It looks good, is sturdy and leak proof so that you can have heavy food or soup. Best thing is that these are microwave safe so you can take the food and warm it up if you like warm food.

An amazing product to replace the polluting disposable products. The first though that comes to the mind is that when I dispose these off, it will not pollute the environment but rather make it better. The product itself is sturdy and can handle liquids without any leaks or making the bowl soggy. I used both hot and cold food and there was no issue with the bowl. I did put it in microwave too to heat up my food and it passed the test with full marks. Will definitely use these products for the next party.

These are not 3 inches bowls no matter how you measure them. Barely 1.5 inches lip to lip.

I bought these to use for a casual, tiny wedding reception with a rustic greenery theme. When they arrived, my daughter and I thought, "These funky looking things will never hold hot food!" so we tested one with hot soup. It held together just fine with no leaks at all. It did, after an hour, start to absorb liquids and swell up a bit, but we certainly won't be using them for that time length IRL. We're trying for a low impact party, and these are absolutely perfect both in function and appearance.

Summer’s here, which means it’s picnic time. Having young kids, that means I have a couple options: use our regular plates, and watch it all end in tears and profanity as our saucers turn into flying saucers and sail around the backyard. Or pick a disposable option and not worry about said UFOs (or doing dishes, for that matter.)These Foliumware bowls are eco-friendly, and don’t have me defending myself from my kids who have learned from their classmates and teachers that disposable plates are bad for the planet. They’re happy, I’m happy, and I’m not Darth Vader blowing up a planet any more. Win-win, right?And they’re well-made too.

These are sturdy yet don’t hold up well if you are putting something that has a lot of liquid in it I served a gumbo in the bowls. The plates held up well, but the bowls got a little soggy so be careful, but they are beautiful.

These are brown with just a slight green tinge. Disappointed in the color.