Gold Finish 27.9oz/825ml 6.3" Round Foil Container for Party Punch & Frozen Soup Base

Eight hundred twenty five milliliters. That’s almost a liter. Put it this way: a standard wine bottle holds 750ml. This gold bowl holds a little more than that. Diameter is 6.3 inches, depth is 54mm. Not a dainty dessert cup. This is for feeding a crowd – a punch bowl at a holiday party, a large batch of frozen soup base, or enough mac and cheese to satisfy four hungry teenagers.

A catering company in Texas uses these for their “build your own baked potato bar.” They fill the gold bowl with chili, another with cheese sauce, another with pulled pork. The gold color signals “premium topping,” not “cafeteria line.” The 54mm depth keeps the sauce from splashing when guests scoop, but it’s shallow enough that the bottom layer doesn’t get lost. And because the rim is heat sealable, they can prep the bowls a day ahead, seal them with film, and just peel and reheat at the event. No mess, no last minute cooking.

You don’t have to seal it, though. Foil lids and plastic lids are also available. The plastic lid snaps on – good for cold salads or fruit punch. The foil lid gets crimped by hand – takes an extra second but keeps the package 100% aluminum. A meal prep service uses these for their “family size” frozen lasagna. They fill the 825ml bowl, put a foil lid on top, crimp the edge, and freeze. Customers take it home, remove the foil lid, bake at 190°C for 35 minutes. The gold bowl goes straight into the oven – no warping, no weird smells.

Why 825ml? Because it’s the largest round that still fits in a standard home oven. A 7 inch bowl might be too wide for some ovens, but 6.3 inches clears almost every domestic rack. The 54mm depth is also intentional: deep enough for a generous casserole, but not so deep that the top burns before the middle cooks. A comfort food restaurant uses these for their individual chicken pot pies. They fill, top with a puff pastry round, and bake. The gold color makes the crust look extra golden.

Packing is 500 pieces per carton. The carton is a 35.5cm cube – easy to stack, easy to store. Lids sold separately. The gold coating is baked on before forming, so it won’t flake or scratch.

One more thing: this bowl is a social media magnet. A party supply rental company switched from plastic punch bowls to these gold aluminum bowls for their “zero waste” event packages. Customers pour punch directly into the gold bowl, serve, then recycle the bowl. No washing, no broken glass. Event photos on Instagram show a gleaming gold bowl surrounded by drinks – the comments always ask “where did you get that bowl?”

Recycling is straightforward. Rinse, toss. The gold coating doesn’t interfere. Some recyclers actually prefer colored aluminum because it’s easier to sort optically.

So if you need a bowl that goes from freezer to oven to table to recycling bin, and looks good at every step, this 825ml gold round is worth a test. It’s big, it’s gold, and it works.