Salad bowls to go made from various materials

Fruity tomatoes, crispy salad leaves, crunchy nuts, a refreshing dressing - salads fill you up and make you happy. It's all the more important that the fresh meal is also portable - without anything getting soggy and turning the feast into a nightmare. In our range, you'll find various salad bowls to go made from different materials in the colors white and brown. The sizes also vary. The bowls are made from renewable resources. For smooth transport, a suitable lid is essential. So don't panic: For each of our salad bowls to go, there is a corresponding lid.

Our white and square bowls made from bagasse (sugarcane) are naturally water- and grease-resistant due to their material. This makes the bagasse salad bowls coating-free and biodegradable. The matching lid is also made from sugarcane. The material is pleasantly lightweight yet sturdy.

The disposable salad bowls made from cardboard come in various designs. These are much more stable than packaging made from mere cardboard. They are also suitable for greasy foods. The square cardboard bowls have a practical flip-top lid, including a transparent viewing window. The bottoms are coated with biofilm. Each round salad bowl to go comes with the matching lid, either also made of cardboard or clear rPET. For the large salad bowl, the Dome Lid is particularly suitable, as its height provides plenty of space for toppings. In addition, the lid has a recess for a matching portion cup. Clever and practical!

Suitable for hot and cold foods

Depending on the type and product, the to go bowls are suitable for both cold and hot foods. A lukewarm potato salad, a fresh rice dish, or the classic green salad - we have the right packaging for almost every dish. The bowls also fit on a salad bar with self-service, as they can be stacked to save space. The different sizes (400 ml to 1100 ml) seal either a small snack or a full meal. Due to the lids, the bowls are ideal as to go packaging and therefore for takeaway. The transparent lids only increase the anticipation of the meal - after all, we eat with our eyes too!