Deep Rectangle 31.4oz/930ml 7.24"x5.04" Gold Foil Container for Large Curry Portion & Freezer Stash

Fifty five millimeters deep. That’s the same as two stacked smartphones. On a 7.24 by 5.04 inch footprint, that depth gives you 930ml – enough for a very generous bowl of green curry, a full tray of chicken enchiladas, or a week’s worth of dog food topper. The rectangle shape means it slides into a standard lunch bag without wasting space. Round bowls leave gaps. This fills the bag.

A family run Thai restaurant in Chicago uses these for their “shareable” curry orders. They fill with panang curry, vegetables, and rice. The 55mm wall keeps the coconut milk from sloshing against the lid. They heat seal with a film – the rim works perfectly – and stack them in a thermal bag. The gold color makes the red curry look even richer. The owner told us that customers often post photos of the gold tray on Instagram with captions like “best curry in town.”

But you don’t have to heat seal. Foil and plastic lids are also available. The foil lid gets crimped by hand – good for thick stews or casseroles. The plastic lid snaps on fast, better for cold noodle salads or fruit. At 930ml, many buyers choose the plastic lid for its convenience and clarity. Customers can see the food through the lid, which builds anticipation.

The 55mm depth is also great for freezing. A meal prep company that specializes in “freezer dump meals” uses these trays. They fill with raw chicken, chopped vegetables, and a sauce packet, then freeze. The customer dumps the frozen block into a slow cooker – the gold tray is disposable, so they just toss it. The 930ml size is exactly right for a 6 quart slow cooker recipe. The company sells these as “one pot gold” kits.

Packing is 1000 per carton. The carton is 51.5 x 38 x 38cm – a flat, stackable box. The gold lacquer is baked on before forming, so it won’t scratch during nesting.

One interesting use: a pet treat bakery uses these for their “bulk jerky” packs. They fill the gold tray with dog safe dried meat strips, snap on a plastic lid, and sell them at farmers markets. The gold color signals “premium treat,” not “bulk bin.” The bakery charges double what their competitors do for similar jerky.

Recycling is straightforward. Rinse and toss. The gold coating is fine.

So if you need a deep rectangular tray that holds a serious portion of curry, enchiladas, or freezer kits, this 930ml gold container is ready. It’s deep, it’s rectangular, and it makes your food look like it’s worth the price.