12oz Paper Food Container – Soup, Noodle & Pasta Cup
Serve an individual portion of soup, noodles or pasta in this Enjoy paper food container. The round, squat format provides a compact food pot for counter service and takeaway, with a colourful printed design that adds a clear visual identity to the serving area.
The low-profile shape is useful when customers eat directly from the pot. It can also hold cold foods such as yoghurt, fruit or a dessert, giving cafés and delicatessens one container format for several parts of the menu. Select portions that leave enough room at the rim for comfortable serving and closure.
The Enjoy range uses PEFC-certified paperboard. Its printed finish provides a bright presentation for food-to-go portions, while the paper-container format is convenient for filling and serving during busy counter service.
Each case supplies 250 containers for regular foodservice use. Plan the number required against your expected portions and keep spare sleeves clean and dry. The 12oz designation is the product's nominal size; the stated serving capacity is approximately 300ml.
Key Features & Benefits
- 12oz food pot with an approximately 300ml nominal serving capacity.
- Squat, low-profile shape for individual food portions.
- Suitable for hot and cold food, including soup, noodles and desserts.
- Colourful Enjoy printed design for food-to-go presentation.
- Paperboard food container.
- PEFC-certified paperboard in the Enjoy range.
- Case of 250 containers for catering and takeaway service.
Directions for Use
Prepare the serving area
Keep containers clean, dry and protected from contamination. Take out only the quantity needed for service and place pots on a stable surface before filling.
Fill the food pot
Portion the prepared hot or cold food into the container, leaving space below the rim. Avoid overfilling, particularly with soup or sauced dishes, and keep the rim clear when a lid is required.
Close and serve
Use a lid specifically matched to this food container when closing takeaway portions. Seat it securely around the rim and keep the filled pot upright. Handle hot food carefully and dispose of used packaging through the appropriate local waste stream.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product code |
PC12EN |
| Range |
Enjoy |
| Nominal size |
12oz |
| Stated serving capacity |
Approximately 300ml |
| Format |
Round, squat food container |
| Material |
Paperboard |
| Design |
Enjoy printed design |
| Paperboard certification |
PEFC |
| Case quantity |
250 containers |
| Food applications |
Hot and cold food-to-go |
FAQs
What foods can I serve in this container?
The Enjoy food-container range is suitable for hot and cold food. Use this size for individual portions such as soup, noodles, pasta, porridge, yoghurt or desserts. Match the portion to the pot and leave space at the rim rather than filling it to the top.
What is the capacity of the 12oz pot?
The product is sold as a 12oz food container with a stated serving capacity of approximately 300ml. Treat that as the nominal portion guide and trial your own dish, particularly where solid ingredients and sauce need room below the rim.
What does the squat format mean?
Squat describes a lower, wider food-pot shape compared with the tall version of the same nominal size. It is useful for serving food that customers eat directly from the container, rather than choosing a taller, narrower pot.
How many containers are supplied?
A case contains 250 containers. This bulk format suits food counters and catering teams preparing individual portions regularly. Estimate your expected servings when ordering and keep unused pots in their clean, dry packaging until needed.
How should I choose a lid for takeaway service?
Choose a lid specifically matched to this Enjoy squat food container. A 12oz drink-cup lid is not automatically the correct fit for a 12oz food pot. Check the container and lid references, then test the closure before sending out filled portions.
What are the containers made from?
The Enjoy range is made with PEFC-certified paperboard. Follow your local waste provider's requirements for disposing of used paper food containers, including its guidance on food residue and which packaging it accepts.
