Karat C-KDP12W, 12 Oz White Paper Cold and Hot Food Container, 1000/Cs
A great addition to any ice cream parlor or frozen yogurt shop, the Karat C-KDP12W, 12 Oz White Paper Cold and Hot Food Container, 1000/Cs is made from double poly paper-the standard in cold cups. These cups resists leaking, so large scoops of ice cream, sundaes, parfaits, or frozen yogurt stay contained. Your customers will enjoy their easy-to-grab shape, and you can add a lid if desired (sold separately).
- For serving ice cream, frozen yogurt, or soup
- Case includes 1,000 twelve-ounce containers
- Unmarked design for easy customization
- Sturdy double poly paper construction
- An eco-friendly alternative to foam containers
- Fits Karat 100-mm flat and dome lids
- Ideal for ice cream parlors, frozen yogurt shops, and cafes
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