Karat C-KDP6W, 6 Oz White Paper Cold and Hot Food Container, 1000/Cs
Serve ice cream, frozen yogurt, or soup inside the Karat C-KDP6W, 6 Oz White Paper Cold and Hot Food Container, 1000/Cs. This food container features a six-ounce capacity that's just right for a scoop of ice cream or a small serving of soup. Made of double poly paper, it resists moisture for mess-free use. Easily customize its plain white design to reflect your brand by adding stamps or logo stickers.
- For serving hot and cold food items
- 6-oz. size is perfect a small ice cream
- Simple white design for easy personalization
- Sturdy double poly paper construction
- An eco-friendly alternative to foam containers
- Resists moisture and leaking
- Fits Karat 96-mm flat and dome lids
- Great choice for ice cream parlors, frozen yogurt shops, and cafes
In-store Pickup
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Delivery & Shipping
Shipping charges are calculated based on the service selected, weight of the order and the destination of the shipment. Bulky and heavy items are shipped using a Freight carrier and some items may qualify for free freight shipping. An additional charge of $100 may apply to large items that are crated and prepared for shipment by us. Also, there may be additional shipping charges for residential type, lift gate and inside delivery.
Returns & Damaged Items
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