32 oz Paper Bowls | 45 Pack | TLAPS Commercial for Soup Salad Cereal Restaurants & Catering

["For restaurant use PAPER BOWL: TLAPS Paper Bowls fabricated from Sturdy food-grade paperboard with a moisture-resistant inner coating that holds soup, chili, salad, hot grain bowls, and saucy entrees without sidewall sogginess, seam failure, or condensation pooling on the underside. Built for cafeteria volume and event concession throughput.","SPECS & CAPACITY: True 32 oz capacity per piece, piece footprint measures 5.00 x 5.00 x 3.00 inches, case quantity 45 pieces, case weight approximately 0.95 lb shipping. The 45-piece bulk case format is sized to keep a busy commercial operation in stock for the full re-order window without mid-shift refill drama, and the per-piece spec matches the procurement standards used across foodservice, catering, and event channels so one TLAPS SKU stocks multiple service stations.","SAFETY & MATERIAL: Food-grade paperboard, FDA-compliant for direct hot and cold food contact. Inner moisture barrier prevents sogginess and condensation pooling on the underside. Every TLAPS case is QC-checked for spec consistency case-to-case so the operator gets the same piece weight, dimension, and finish across every order placed.","USE CASES: Sized for soup-and-salad restaurants, hospital cafeteria, hotel breakfast buffet, food-truck poke bowls, catering soup service, school cafeteria, and event concession service. The TLAPS commercial spec is the same piece you would buy from a foodservice distributor for the same job - now available case-priced on Amazon for direct procurement.","VALUE & PACK ECONOMY: 45-piece case delivers weeks of service from a single delivery for the typical commercial operator. At case MAP that is approximately $0.513 per piece - a fraction of single-pack retail pricing. Bulk-case format ships nested for compact dry-storage footprint, the predictable re-order cadence simplifies inventory planning, and the per-piece cost beats grocery-retail multi-pack pricing by a wide margin. Buying through the TLAPS case lets the operator consolidate the"]