Stack Man-BG-60HT1K 100% Compostable Clamshell Take Out Food Containers [6x6" 50-Pack] Heavy-Duty Quality to go Containers, Natural Disposable Bagasse, Eco-Friendly Biodegradable Made of Sugar Cane Fibers

I used these for 4" bento cakes. They were plenty sturdy and I was able to stack them several boxes high with no problem, but the cakes didn't quite fit into the bottom of the box. I had to push them down (cakes were cold at the time) the last half inch or so and even then the front of the lid rubbed on the front edge of some of the cakes. Compared to some other 6 inch takeout containers, the angle on the lid and the base is more extreme so the bottom isn't as wide. The quality is great, they just don't quite work for my purposes.

The Thursday before Thanksgiving our family hosts a neighborhood Pie Night "PieGiving". Everyone brings a Pie and everyone eats pie... kind of self-explanatory. To save on dishes, we use these as plates/bowls. They work perfectly because they double as to-go containers... which really helps my ability to "share the holiday fat" with everyone else and avoid having too many leftovers at our house. Of course, if it's good it's worth it (I tell myself).I think the price for these was a little higher than I wanted, but the quality is really good and I have some left over for PieGiving 2023!

ADOPT A PET.That was the theme of the week-long summer camp class that I was tasked with teaching. This was my first experience in creating lesson plans. That quickly became obvious as the prodigies under my direction flew through what I mistakenly thought was a week's worth of lessons.On the first day, my students selected the stuffed dogs and cats that they would be adopting. They named their animals, and decorated "pet carriers" to house them. We played a game. I was drowning. Even with feigned disorganization and stretching out discussion about pet care as long as humanly possible, there was no way I was going to make the scheduled activities last all week!Planned activities included making tags, collars, leashes, toys, and food/water bowls. Plus lots of discussion and at least one animal themed game. Plus funny cat and dog videos, if only they were not all systematically blocked by IT before the end of each day. What else could I possibly add that I could plan and acquire materials for within a day or two??DOG BEDS and LITTER BOXES!I gave each student a clam shell take out box, washable markers, and stickers. They decorated the containers while I cut some old t-shirts into strips. Then they stretched the t-shirt strips to make "yarn." A pile of the t-shirt yarn served as the "mattress" inside the clam shells. They made adorable dog beds!The litter boxes were similarly decorated with markers and stickers. I cut t-shirt strips that the kids stretched into "yarn." They then cut up the t-shirt yarn into little tiny pieces to serve as "litter."The kids LOVED their dog beds and litter boxes!

Biodegradable; worth a little more.

I have used these to-go containers for book club members to take home leftover food after meetings. They have worked great for that.

These are very strong and they haven’t leaked for me. I’ve been using them for about 3 weeks now, they work great and they’re good for the environment

The emps at the holiday party loved them. These are the only containers allowed due to govt restrictions

Exactly what was advertised!!

Además de ser biodegradables ocupan muy poco espacio a diferencia de los de unicel, son bonitos y de buen tamaño

Buen precio y buena calidad.